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and crisp outlines to stand out - a hallmark of late-18th to 19th-century Indian devotional art
It is the destination toward which all mantras point and the silence in which they dissolve
A Moment of Liberation
Facing them is Shiva
the fierce manifestation of Lord Shiva who guards sacred spaces
Shri Shri Radha Krishna - Venugopala in a Woodland Glade (18 × 24 in Poster) Frame style:Framed and crisp outlines to standKrishnahari Das Lithograph Region Date Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, India1880 Key Features This intimate and lyrical lithograph captures the divine of Krishna as Venugopalathe flute playing cowherd and his eternal consort Radha, set within a forest glade. Krishna stands gracefully upon a lotus pedestal, playing his enchanting flute (venu), his gaze turned lovingly toward Radha. Opposite him, Radha stands absorbed in devotion and longing, her
