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Radha Krishna - The Essence of All That is Beautiful in This World
Radha Krishna - The Essence of All That is Beautiful in This World
RT57
White Marble Sculpture
23.5 inches X 11.0 inches X 5.5 inches - Krishna
23.0 inches X 10.0 inches X 4.5 inches - Radha
28.54 Kg (Both)
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Reputed for their accurate details, brilliant colors, variant themes, intricate designs and perfect realism, the Indian Miniature paintings have fascinated artconnoisseurs the world over. The history of this form of painting is as old as our civilisation. The form of Indian Miniatures that we see today carry years of influence of various other artforms. The Jain Miniatures of the early Medieval period (approximately 13th to 16th century), developed through the Mughal (Persian), Rajput and Pahari (Himalayan) influences. Later on, the Europeans also left their indelible mark on these paintings. The more prominent among the various schools in Indian Miniature Paintings are the Jain paintings, Rajasthani, Mughal, and the Pahari schools. These are then further classified into the various other forms, such as the Basholi, Kangra, Kalighat and the Sikh styles.

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