Krishna fights snake Kalya four shepherd boys watch

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Krishna fights snake Kalya four shepherd boys watch

Krishna fights the snake Kalya while four shepherd boys watch, Mewar, c. 1614 - c. 1640, paper, brush, h 230 mm × w 405 mm h 17.2 mm × w 342 mm

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Media ID 19550134

© Artokoloro

1614 1640 Mewar

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from the Liszt Collection showcases an exquisite artwork titled "Krishna fights snake Kalya four shepherd boys watch". Created in Mewar between 1614 and 1640, this masterpiece is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India. In this scene, we witness the divine Krishna engaged in a fierce battle with the formidable snake Kalya. With his unparalleled strength and grace, Krishna fearlessly confronts the serpent, symbolizing his triumph over evil forces. As he valiantly fights, four shepherd boys stand by as witnesses to this extraordinary spectacle. The artist's skillful use of paper and brush brings every detail to life on this print. The colors are vibrant yet harmonious, capturing both the intensity of the fight and the serenity of Krishna's presence. The dimensions of h 230 mm x w 405 mm make it a visually striking piece that demands attention. This artwork not only serves as a visual delight but also carries profound spiritual significance for those familiar with Hindu mythology. It represents bravery, righteousness, and divine intervention against adversity

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