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Rukmini Seeks Krishnas Permission to Visit her Brother Rukma
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Rukmini Seeks Krishnas Permission to Visit her Brother Rukma
2968140 Rukmini Seeks Krishnas Permission to Visit her Brother Rukma, page from a manuscript of the Bhagavata Purana, c.1775 (opaque w/c on paper) by Nepalese School, (18th century); 53.3x38.7 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; Everett and Ann McNear Collection; Nepalese, out of copyright
Media ID 22439164
© Everett and Ann McNear Collection / Bridgeman Images
Bhagavata Purana Deities Gods Hindu Hinduism Krishna Manuscripts Permission Sanskrit South Asia South Asian Goddesses
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In this photo print, we witness a poignant moment between Rukmini and Krishna as she seeks his permission to visit her brother, Rukma. The scene is beautifully depicted on a page from a manuscript of the Bhagavata Purana, created by the Nepalese School in the 18th century. The composition showcases the divine couple seated on an ornate boat, gracefully floating along a serene river. Both deities exude an aura of wisdom and power, their presence commanding reverence. Rukmini's delicate yet determined posture reflects her deep longing to meet her beloved brother. As Rukmini humbly pleads for Krishna's consent, we can almost feel the weight of her emotions through the artist's skillful use of opaque watercolors on paper. The vibrant hues bring life to every stroke and detail within this masterpiece. This image not only captures religious devotion but also highlights themes of familial love and duty prevalent in Hinduism. It serves as a reminder that even celestial beings like gods and goddesses are bound by human connections and responsibilities. With its historical significance and cultural richness, this artwork transports us back to ancient South Asia where mythology intertwines with everyday life. Through this visual narrative from the Bhagavata Purana manuscript, we are invited to contemplate our own relationships while marveling at the artistic brilliance that transcends time.
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