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A striking vintage devotional colour print depicting Bhagwan Vishwanath – Lord Shiva seated in deep meditation beneath a sacred tree, surrounded by a beautifully composed riverside landscape and traditional temple architecture.
Issued under the celebrated Gita Press Chitravali (गीताप्रेस-चित्रावली) series, the artwork presents Lord Shiva seated cross-legged upon a tiger skin, adorned with rudraksha malas, sacred markings, serpent and traditional Shaivite iconography. His trishul stands beside him, while the flowing Ganga emerging from his matted locks adds a powerful spiritual dimension to the composition.
The distant temple complex, river, lush landscape and celestial figures in the sky give this work a rich narrative quality characteristic of early Indian devotional calendar and religious art.
An especially interesting feature is the visible inscription within the artwork reading:
“Art. Khuliram, Nathdwara (M.), India”
The Hindi title “भगवान विश्वनाथ” – Bhagwan Vishwanath is printed prominently beneath the image, while the Gita Press Chitravali mark appears at the upper margin.
Product Details
Subject: Bhagwan Vishwanath / Lord Shiva
Series: Gita Press Chitravali
Publisher: Gita Press, Gorakhpur
Artist Inscription: Art. Khuliram
Artist Location: Nathdwara, India
Type: Vintage devotional colour print
Size: Approx. 14 × 20 inches
Origin: India
Frame: Vintage black wooden frame
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with natural age-related toning, minor surface marks, creasing and signs of preservation consistent with age. Please inspect photographs carefully for exact condition.
The strong religious iconography, Nathdwara artistic association and classic Gita Press presentation make this an appealing piece for collectors of vintage Indian devotional art, Shiva imagery, Nathdwara paintings and early religious prints.
Perfect for a heritage collection, devotional space, antique interior or serious Indian art collection.
Single vintage collectible – the exact framed piece shown in the photographs will be supplied.
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