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A charming and highly decorative vintage Gita Press devotional print depicting a beautiful scene from the childhood of Lord Krishna. The composition shows young Krishna and other children joyfully playing in a grand traditional courtyard, surrounded by women of the household watching over them.
Published as part of the celebrated Gita Press Chitravali (गीताप्रेस-चित्रावली), Gorakhpur, the artwork beautifully captures the warmth and innocence associated with Bal Krishna Leela. The architectural setting is particularly striking, with an expansive haveli-style courtyard, arched galleries, water feature and finely arranged interior details giving the image an impressive sense of depth.
The original Hindi title “आनन्दकन्दका आँगनमें खेल” is printed beneath the image, while the Gita Press Chitravali mark appears prominently at the top. The soft traditional colour palette, detailed costumes, jewellery, architectural elements and narrative composition make this a wonderful example of vintage Indian devotional printing.
The print is preserved in an old black wooden frame, retaining its authentic vintage character.
Product Details
Subject: Bal Krishna / Krishna Childhood Leela
Title: Aanandkand Ka Aangan Mein Khel
Series: Gita Press Chitravali
Publisher: Gita Press, Gorakhpur
Type: Vintage devotional colour print
Size: Approx. 14 × 20 inches
Origin: India
Frame: Old black wooden frame
Condition: Vintage condition with natural age-related toning, minor marks and signs of use visible in the photographs.
A distinctive collectible for admirers of Gita Press artwork, Krishna Leela imagery, vintage Indian religious prints and traditional Indian visual culture. Its unusual narrative subject and elaborate palace courtyard composition make it especially attractive for a devotional art collection, heritage interior or private display.
One original vintage piece available – the exact framed print shown in the photographs will be supplied.
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