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A man climbing on the side of a palace spies gopis across a pond with a pagoda
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A man climbing on the side of a palace spies gopis across a pond with a pagoda
6040478 A man climbing on the side of a palace spies gopis across a pond with a pagoda, 1605-20 (opaque w/c on paper) by Indian School, (17th century); 14.7x21 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; (add.info.: In Hinduism especially, the name Gopika (feminine form of Gopi) is used more commonly to refer to the group of cowherding girls famous within Vaishnavism for their unconditional devotion to Krishna.); eSan Diego Museum of Art; Edwin Binney 3rd Collection; Indian, out of copyright
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© San Diego Museum of Art Edwin Binney 3rd Collection / Bridgeman Images
17 17th Xvii Xviith Seventeenth Century Bright Head Carrying Maidservant Pagoda Peacock Saree Sari Fishpond Maid
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In this photo print, we are transported to the enchanting world of 17th century India. The image depicts a man fearlessly scaling the side of a magnificent palace, his eyes fixed on something across a serene pond. As our gaze follows his, we discover a group of gopis - cowherding girls known for their unwavering devotion to Krishna - gracefully standing near a pagoda. The vibrant red hues dominate the painting, creating an atmosphere that is both lively and mysterious. A fishpond adorned with colorful fish adds to the visual splendor while peacocks roam freely in this idyllic setting. The women are dressed in traditional saris or sarees, their heads elegantly carrying vases and jars. This artwork offers us a glimpse into Indian culture and mythology. It captures the essence of Hinduism's deep reverence for love and devotion through its portrayal of the gopis' adoration for Krishna. Their presence evokes feelings of purity and dedication. As we admire this piece from San Diego Museum of Art's collection, it becomes apparent that every detail has been carefully crafted by an unknown artist from Rajasthani school. Through their skillful brushstrokes, they have brought to life a moment frozen in time - one that invites us to immerse ourselves in the rich tapestry of Indian history and spirituality.
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