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Vintage Mahatma Gandhi – In the Green Corn Field | Framed Indian Art Print
Size: 10 × 14 Inches
Product Description
A distinctive vintage Indian art print titled “Mahatma in the Green Corn Field”, featuring a full-length portrait of Mahatma Gandhi in a peaceful rural landscape.
The artwork portrays Gandhi dressed in his traditional white khadi attire and sandals, standing along a winding pathway surrounded by green agricultural fields, flowering plants and distant village houses.
The composition features a soft, atmospheric colour palette, beautifully rendered drapery and intricate landscape details that give the artwork its characteristic vintage appeal.
The print is surrounded by an elegant decorative border and retains its original English and Hindi inscriptions along the lower margin.
Original Publication Details
– Original Printed Title: MAHATMA IN THE GREEN CORN FIELD
– Publisher: Laxmi Calendar Mfg. Co.
– Publisher’s Location: Dhariba, Delhi
– Subject: Mahatma Gandhi
– Presentation: Traditional black wooden frame
Product Highlights
– Vintage colour portrait print of Mahatma Gandhi.
– Original publisher’s name and location preserved.
– Detailed rural landscape featuring green fields and village houses.
– Decorative printed border with English and Hindi inscriptions.
– Traditional black wooden frame.
– Suitable for collections of vintage Indian prints and historical portraiture.
Condition
Vintage condition with visible age-related discolouration, spotting, small tears and wear along the paper margins. Some areas along the edges appear to have been repaired or secured with tape. The wooden frame also displays signs of age.
Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact condition.
A Collectible Piece of Indian Vintage Art
A distinctive addition to a collection of historical Indian portraits, vintage calendar art or heritage wall décor. Its rural composition and surviving publisher details make it an interesting example of Indian popular print culture.
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