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A beautifully composed vintage Indian devotional oleograph titled “Bansi Naad” by Vasudeo H. Pandya, depicting one of the most enchanting themes from the life of Lord Krishna — the divine music of his flute captivating the gopis and the natural world around him.
At the centre of the composition, Lord Krishna stands in his graceful Tribhangi posture, flute raised to his lips, while gopis gather around him in admiration and devotion. A sacred cow stands close beside Krishna, reinforcing the pastoral Vrindavan setting, while the surrounding landscape is filled with swans, flowering water lilies, birds, trees, a river, distant hills and lush greenery. The entire scene is designed to express the serenity and spiritual magnetism associated with Krishna’s flute. �
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The composition is especially appealing for its balance of devotional storytelling and decorative beauty. Rich greens, warm yellows, soft pinks and deep natural tones create a highly atmospheric scene, while the detailed figures, jewellery, garments and landscape give the print the refined finish associated with early Indian oleographic art.
The lower-left section bears the visible Vasudeo H. Pandya signature, strengthening the attribution and collector appeal of the piece. Pandya is particularly associated with Krishna subjects and with richly coloured mythological oleographs that circulated widely in the early 20th century. Comparable catalogued works by him are documented in the 1925–1935 period. �
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Preserved in an old wooden frame, this artwork has strong vintage presence and would suit a serious collection of Indian devotional prints, heritage interiors, pooja spaces, or curated antique wall art.
Product Details:
Title: Bansi Naad
Artist: Vasudeo H. Pandya
Subject: Lord Krishna with Gopis / Krishna playing the flute
Medium: Vintage oleograph
Period: Early 20th century
Style: Indian mythological / devotional art
Frame: Old wooden frame
Key Features: Vintage Vasudeo H. Pandya oleograph; classic Krishna flute subject; gopis shown mesmerized by Krishna’s music; pastoral Vrindavan-style setting; cow, swans, birds, flowers and river landscape; visible artist signature; rich period colours; old framed presentation.
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