Radha Krishna, matched painted pair

Description

This matched pair with painted decoration is from the Mathura region of India. Krishna is an avatar of Vishnu. Radha is his favored consort. It is difficult to get a matched and decorated pair.
Krishna has a small footprint on his chest, the impression caused when a kick was delivered to Krishna by the sage Bhrigu to test the patience of Vishnu. It is found on several images of Krishna and Vishnu.
Such images are honored in the home with decorative and colorful fabrics.

Estimated age is early 20th century
Dimensions: Krishna is 8.875" H x 4.25" W x 3.5" D. Radha is slightly smaller at a height of 8"
Weight: 92 ounces
Origin: Uttar Pradesh, India
Material: brass and polychrome
Provenance: Property of a Private Collector

Condition

There are oxidation and water stains on the surface of the metal on both Krishna and Radha. There are casting flaws that have been repaired seamlessly, such as a small spot on Krishna's right back.

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Dimensions

8.875 x 4.25 x 3.5 in

Weight

92 oz

Radha Krishna, matched painted pair

Lot 0160

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