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Vintage Bangshi-Anjali Radha Krishna Print – Art Framing Co., Calcutta | 10 × 14 Inches

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Vintage Bangshi-Anjali Radha Krishna Print – Art Framing Co., Calcutta | 10 × 14 Inches

 

An Enchanting Celebration of Divine Love, Romance & Indian Artistic Heritage

 

Presenting a beautiful vintage devotional print titled “Bangshi-Anjali”, depicting Lord Krishna and Radha in an enchanting garden setting.

 

This captivating composition portrays Lord Krishna seated gracefully with his flute, gazing towards Radha, who stands beside an intricately carved stone pedestal. Her elegant blue attire, delicate jewellery and translucent veil beautifully complement Krishna’s vibrant yellow garments and flowing red shawl.

 

The romantic atmosphere is enhanced by a magnificent peacock, lush flowering trees, a tranquil waterbody and a distant sunset. Every element contributes to the composition’s poetic expression of divine love.

 

The artwork’s muted yet harmonious palette of deep blues, golden yellows, earthy greens and soft reds lends it a distinctive vintage character.

 

Historic Calcutta Publisher & Printer Details

 

An especially fascinating feature of this artwork is its surviving original printed inscriptions.

 

The title “BANGSHI-ANJALI” appears prominently beneath the illustration, accompanied by the following details:

 

Publisher: Art Framing Co.

 

Address: 37-8, Harrison Road, Calcutta.

 

Printing Press: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta.

 

The title is also printed in Bengali and Devanagari scripts, adding to the artwork’s historical and cultural character.

 

These original inscriptions connect the print to Calcutta’s historic commercial art and devotional picture-publishing traditions.

 

A Beautifully Detailed Vintage Composition

 

The artwork features an intricate garden landscape, delicate architectural elements, richly illustrated garments and expressive figures.

 

A signature-like inscription is also visible in the lower-left corner of the illustration.

 

Presented in a classic black frame with a subtle gold-toned inner border, the artwork retains its beautifully aged appearance.

 

Natural paper discolouration, scattered foxing, minor marks and signs of age contribute to its authentic vintage character.

 

Its elegant composition and historical publisher details make it a distinctive addition to collections of Indian devotional prints, traditional artwork and heritage décor.

 

Product Details

 

– Title: Bangshi-Anjali (बंशी-अंजलि)

– Subject: Radha & Krishna

– Medium: Vintage Colour Print

– Publisher: Art Framing Co., Calcutta

– Publisher’s Address: 37-8, Harrison Road, Calcutta

– Printer: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta

– Size: 10 × 14 Inches

– Frame: Black Frame with Gold-Toned Inner Border

– Condition: Vintage condition with visible age-related paper discolouration, foxing and surface marks

– Category: Vintage Indian Prints & Devotional Art

 

A captivating piece of Indian artistic heritage, Bangshi-Anjali beautifully combines the timeless romance of Radha and Krishna with the charm of historic Calcutta printmaking.

 

An elegant collectible for admirers of traditional Indian art, vintage devotional imagery and culturally significant decorative prints.

 

Please examine the photographs carefully for the original inscriptions, artwork details and existing condition.

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