RADHA AND KRISHNA IN A GROVE – PAHARI SCHOOL MINIATURE

THIS INDIAN MINIATURE PAINTING, EXECUTED IN THE PAHARI (KANGRA OR GULER) STYLE OF THE 18TH–19TH CENTURY, DEPICTS A PASTORAL SCENE WITH RADHA AND KRISHNA RESTING IN AN EMBRACE AMIDST FLOWERING SHRUBS UNDER A TREE. SURROUNDING THEM ARE COWHERDS, VILLAGERS, AND WOMEN, ENGAGED IN LIVELY INTERACTIONS, SET AGAINST A BACKDROP OF HILLS, CATTLE, AND ARCHITECTURE. THE COMPOSITION IS FRAMED WITH A FLORAL BORDER AND DOMINATED BY A CENTRAL TREE, SYMBOLIZING SHELTER AND UNION. THE WORK IS CHARACTERIZED BY LUSH LANDSCAPE DETAILS, EXPRESSIVE FIGURES, AND THE ROMANTIC LYRICISM TYPICAL OF THE PAHARI MINIATURE TRADITION

SIZE:- 11.5 X 9

THIS EXCLUSIVE FINE ART COLLECTIBLE REPRESENTS A CURATED SELECTION SPANNING 18TH CENTURY ART, 19TH CENTURY ART, 20TH CENTURY ART, AND CONTEMPORARY 21ST CENTURY ART. EACH PIECE REFLECTS HERITAGE AND MODERN INFLUENCES, FROM WATERCOLOR PAINTING, OIL ON CANVAS, ACRYLIC, AND MIXED MEDIA TO INDIAN PAINTING, ASIAN ART, AND CULTURAL ART COLLECTABLES. PERFECT FOR LUXURY HOME INTERIORS, GALLERIES, AND AUCTION HOUSES,ART FOR COLLECTORS AND DESIGN ENTHUSIASTS.