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A beautiful vintage Indian mythological colour print titled “FIRST MEETING”, presented in an old black wooden frame and retaining its original printed publication details.
The artwork depicts an evocative narrative scene set in a lush natural landscape, showing finely dressed figures in a graceful encounter. The composition carries the charm of early Indian popular printmaking, with delicate expressions, soft colours and a storytelling quality that gives the piece both decorative and collectible appeal.
The lower margin retains important original period information, including the printed English and Hindi title, together with publisher and printer credits that add strong historical character to the artwork.
Product Details
Printed Title: FIRST MEETING
Hindi Title: प्रथम मिलन
Category: Vintage Indian Mythological / Devotional Art
Type: Vintage Colour Print
Published by: Jaidyalmal Ram Gopal
Publisher Address: Chandni Chowk, Delhi
Printed by: Lakshmibilas Press Ltd., Cal.
Original English and Hindi inscriptions present
Presented in an old black wooden frame
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with age-related toning, creases, edge wear, small paper losses, stains and surface marks visible in the photographs
Description
This vintage print titled First Meeting captures a poetic and narrative moment in the style of early Indian mythological and devotional art. The scene is set against a dark forest-like backdrop, with beautifully dressed figures and subtle detailing that lend the composition a refined period charm.
The print stands out for its storytelling character and for the survival of its original title, Hindi inscription, Delhi publisher credit and Calcutta printing reference. These details enhance its value for collectors interested in historic Indian popular prints and vintage devotional imagery.
Its visible signs of age — including paper wear, tears, staining and toning — form part of its authentic vintage appeal and reflect its originality.
Collector’s Note
Original examples carrying their printed title, publisher name and press details are especially desirable for collectors of vintage Indian mythological prints. The presence of Jaidyalmal Ram Gopal, Chandni Chowk, Delhi and Lakshmibilas Press Ltd., Cal. gives this piece strong period identity.
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