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Independent Heroine (Svadhinabhartrika), Nayika Painting Appended to a Ragamala... c1650. Creator: Unknown
Independent Heroine (Svadhinabhartrika), Nayika Painting Appended to a Ragamala (Garland of Melodies), c1650
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Abhisarika Nayika Heroine Independence Independent Nayika Nepal Ragamala Ragamala Painting Ragmala South And Southeast Asian Art
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 19.4cm x 23.7cm (7.6" x 9.3")
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This exquisite 17th century painting, titled "Independent Heroine (Svadhinabhartrika)" is a rare example of a Nayika painting appended to a Ragamala, or Garland of Melodies, from Nepal. The painting, executed in opaque watercolor, metallic paint, and ink on paper, showcases a woman in a regal seated position, adorned in rich fabrics and jewelry. Her confident and independent demeanor is conveyed through her raised hand, which symbolizes her freedom from societal constraints. The Svadhinabhartrika, or Independent Heroine, is a recurring theme in South Asian art, representing the concept of a woman who is self-reliant and unattached to any man. This painting is an exceptional example of this concept, as it is not only a standalone portrait of the heroine but is also integrated into a larger Ragamala composition. The Ragamala paintings were a popular form of art in South Asia during the medieval and early modern periods, used to illustrate the musical modes and their associated emotions. Each painting in the series typically features a male figure, representing the Raga, or musical mode, and a female figure, or Nayika, representing the emotional state associated with that Raga. The inclusion of the Independent Heroine in this series is a departure from the traditional format, highlighting the importance of the female perspective in South Asian art. This painting, now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Nepal and the broader South Asian region. The intricate details and vibrant colors of the painting are a feast for the eyes, transporting the viewer to another time and place. The lettering at the bottom of the painting indicates that it was once part of a larger manuscript, adding to its historical significance. Overall, this painting is a stunning example of the artistic achievements of the 17th century and a reminder of the important role that women played in South Asian culture and art.
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