Indian Navaratna Painting of Goddess Shailaputri

Indian Navaratna Painting of Goddess Shailaputri

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Period

Pre 1930

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Indian painting of the goddess Shailaputri, in unique Navaratna style of painting from 1930s, when Indian was emerging with its own unique style of painting. Gouache delicately painted and encoded with symbols of Hindu spiritual meaning. Crescent moon is on her forehead with halo around her head. She is holding a trident and has three eyes in her forehead representing waking, dreaming and sleeping states of mind. Atmospheric and masterfully moody painting. Similar in painting style to Nandalal Bose. Indecipherible signature in lower right corner initials read D. Varma?
Back with label School of Art Jaipur

circa pre1930s

from a Florida Estate

Size: 10.5″ High x 8.5″ Wide

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Indian painting of the goddess Shailaputri, in unique Navaratna style of painting from 1930s, when Indian was emerging with its own unique style of painting. Gouache delicately painted and encoded with symbols of Hindu spiritual meaning. Crescent moon is on her forehead with halo around her head. She is holding a trident and has three eyes in her forehead representing waking, dreaming and sleeping states of mind. Atmospheric and masterfully moody painting. Similar in painting style to Nandalal Bose. Indecipherible signature in lower right corner initials read D. Varma?
Back with label School of Art Jaipur

circa pre1930s

from a Florida Estate

Size: 10.5″ High x 8.5″ Wide

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Region

Indian

Period

Pre 1930

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