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Vintage Kesore Beshey Sri Radha – Framed Devotional Art Print | Calcutta
Product Description
A beautiful vintage Indian devotional art print titled “Kesore Beshey Sriradha”, depicting a tender and enchanting moment between Shri Radha and Lord Krishna in a lush garden setting.
The composition captures Radha adorned in traditional jewellery and flowing garments, while Krishna sits gracefully at her feet. A peacock, flowering plants, classical statues and architectural details enrich the scene, creating a captivating representation of divine love and devotion.
The artwork features delicate colours, intricate detailing and a beautifully balanced composition that reflects the charm of traditional Indian devotional art.
Original Publisher & Printer Details
An especially interesting feature of this piece is its surviving printed publication information, preserved along the lower margin:
– Original Printed Title: KESORE BESHEY SRIRADHA
– Publisher: Art Framing Co., 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta
– Printer: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta
– Title also printed in Hindi and Bengali.
The print is presented in a traditional black wooden frame, complementing its vintage character.
Product Highlights
– Vintage Indian devotional art print featuring Radha and Krishna.
– Original publisher and printer details visible on the print.
– Beautifully detailed garden composition with a peacock and classical sculptures.
– Decorative printed border and multilingual title.
– Traditional black wooden frame.
– Natural signs of age that contribute to its vintage character.
Condition
Vintage condition with visible age-related discolouration, minor spotting and wear to the frame. Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact condition.
A Beautiful Piece of Indian Artistic Heritage
A charming addition to a collection of Indian devotional art, vintage Calcutta prints or traditional religious imagery. Its elegant composition and surviving publication details make it a distinctive piece for collectors and admirers of heritage artwork.
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