1182 PRINT – Set of 4 Prints of Indian Miniature Paintings

Set of 4 very good quality printed reproduction of an antique Indian miniature paintings

1182

Indian Miniature Painting – The subject is most likley ‘Departure of Rama’- 1959 printed reproduction

An illustration to the Gita Govinda. Basohli, 1730 A.D.

6 by 9.5 inches.

1183

Subject is most probably ‘Sita, Lava and kusha in the Hermitage of Valmiki’- 1959 printed reproduction
An illustration to the Ramayana. Kulu circa 1670-88 A.D. 

6.75 by 10 inches.

1184

‘The Churning of the Ocean of Milk’- 1959 printed reproduction

The asuras, the forces of evil, were getting powerful, and the gods came to Vishnu for help. Vishnu, the preserver of Cosmos, devised the scheme of churning the Ocean of Milk with the object of obtaining amrta, which would sustain the gods, and make them immortal.

Basohli, circa 1730 A.D. 9 by 6.75 inches.
 

1185

‘The Ecstasy of Love’- 1959 printed reproduction

An illustration to the Gita Govinda. Basohli 1730 A.D. A very good quality printed reproduction of an Indian miniature. 7. by 10.25 inches.

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Offered as a set of 4 unframed prints including 1182, 1183, 1184 & 1185

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This item has spent a lifetime being used for the purpose of its creation with the original artist/user. Signs of this life lived heartily may be present on the piece in the form of stains, thread loss, loose threads, holes, tears, color run and other imperfections. Therefore the condition must be assumed to be “not” perfect. More photos of such imperfections will be provided on request.

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