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A rare and beautifully atmospheric vintage Indian devotional oleograph titled “Yamuna Vihar”, created by noted artist Vasudeo H. Pandya. The artwork presents Lord Krishna and the gopis enjoying a serene moonlit outing on the Yamuna, rendered with rich colour, romantic detailing and the distinctive visual language of early twentieth-century Indian devotional printmaking.
Krishna is shown seated in a boat playing the flute, accompanied by elegantly dressed gopis, while another boat floats alongside under a luminous full moon. Swans glide across the water and the dark wooded landscape creates a quiet, dreamlike atmosphere. The scene beautifully combines devotion, romance and pastoral imagery associated with Krishna Leela.
This work is identified as “Yamuna Vihar” and documented examples were printed in Germany and published by Sree Vasudeo Picture Co., Bombay. A comparable example is catalogued with a 14 × 20 inch print size, the same format as this piece.
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The artwork bears the visible Vasudeo H. Pandya signature at the lower left, adding significant collector interest. Pandya’s oleographs are known for combining Indian mythological subjects with European printing techniques, and documented examples of his work were produced in Germany before World War II.
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Product Details: Title: Yamuna Vihar; Artist: Vasudeo H. Pandya; Size: 14 × 20 inches; Medium: Vintage German oleograph; Publisher: Sree Vasudeo Picture Co., Bombay; Subject: Krishna with Gopis on the Yamuna; Frame: Old wooden frame.
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