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left flute-playing figure opposite dancing figure
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left flute-playing figure opposite dancing figure
On the left a flute-playing figure opposite a dancing figure, on the right four dancing figures in a row to the left, The strip is divided into two halves: on the left side against a yellow background two figures, one dancing and the other leaning against a tree, on the right half against a red background four dancing figures to the left, decorated with decorative borders on both sides, in the middle an open strip with framing lines and text below. The strip has a punch hole in the middle and is further evenly divided into two representations on either side of a central strip. anonymous, Orissa, 1800 - 1900, cardboard, brush, h 36 mm × w 206 mm
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Media ID 19550076
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1800 Cardboard Dancing Decorated Divided Framing Lines Leaning Left Side Middle Orissa Right Half Side Sides Strip Text Tree Two Representations
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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases a mesmerizing scene filled with vibrant colors and intricate details. The composition is divided into two halves, each offering its own unique depiction of dance and music. On the left side, set against a cheerful yellow background, we are presented with two figures. One figure gracefully dances while the other leans against a tree, perhaps enjoying the melodic tunes played by their counterpart on the right. Speaking of which, on the right half of the print, against a striking red backdrop, four dancing figures come to life. Their energetic movements are beautifully captured and adorned with decorative borders that enhance their lively presence. The central strip running through this artwork adds an interesting element to its overall design. Framing lines surround it as if highlighting its importance within this piece. Below it lies text that further enriches our understanding of this fascinating creation. Notably, there is a punch hole in the middle of this strip - an intriguing detail that sparks curiosity about its purpose or significance within this context. Created between 1800 and 1900 in Orissa by an anonymous artist using cardboard and brush techniques, this print offers us a glimpse into Indian culture during that era. Its delicate craftsmanship invites us to appreciate both traditional artistry and storytelling through visual representation.
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