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A charming vintage Indian mythological colour print titled “PREMER-YOGI”, portraying a beautifully composed narrative scene between a traditionally dressed woman carrying vessels and a blue-grey skinned ascetic figure holding a kamandalu.
Set against an elegant architectural and garden backdrop, the artwork combines devotional symbolism with the romantic storytelling style associated with early Indian popular prints. The figures are rendered with delicate expressions and finely detailed clothing, jewellery and accessories, while flowering trees and carved architectural columns enrich the composition.
The lower margin retains important original period information, including the English and Bengali titles along with its historic Calcutta publishing and printing credits.
Product Details
Printed Title: PREMER-YOGI
Bengali Title: প্রেমের যোগী
Category: Vintage Indian Mythological / Devotional Art
Type: Vintage Colour Print
Published by: Art Framing Co.
Address: 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta
Printed by: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta
Original Bengali & English inscriptions present
Old black wooden frame
Period publisher details retained
Condition: Authentic vintage condition with natural ageing, foxing, staining, paper toning and wear as clearly visible in the photographs
Description
Premer-Yogi, meaning approximately “The Yogi of Love,” is a visually distinctive example of vintage Bengali mythological print culture. The composition centres on an encounter between an ascetic figure and an elegantly dressed woman carrying ritual or household vessels.
The yogi’s traditional attire, kamandalu and beads contrast beautifully with the woman’s richly coloured sari and jewellery. The restrained pastel architecture, flowering garden and finely printed ornamental border give the artwork an elegant period aesthetic.
Its surviving original title, Bengali lettering, Art Framing Co. publishing credit, Harrison Road address and Gaya Art Press imprint significantly add to its historical and collector interest.
Collector’s Note
Vintage prints retaining their original Calcutta publisher, press and address information are especially appealing for collectors of early Indian printed art. The visible ageing and staining have been retained as part of the piece’s authentic period char
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