The Villagers Play Hide and Seek; Krishna Discovers Radha Hidden in a Clump of Bushes
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The Villagers Play Hide and Seek; Krishna Discovers Radha Hidden in a Clump of Bushes

Artist:Fattu
Support Type: Paper
Paint Type: Watercolor
Current Location: The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, USA.
Location History:Guler, within the Punjab Hills region (modern-day Himachal Pradesh, India),

This 1785 opaque watercolor painting by the master artist Fattu belongs to the Kangra school of Indian miniature art. It illustrates a verse from the Sat Sai (Seven Hundred Verses) by the Hindi poet Bihari, depicting the divine lovers during a lively village game of hide-and-seek.

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