Arshpreet Kaur
Art Researcher
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18th Century • India
Krishna Chastising the Washerman
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Grandmother and Granddaughter
The artwork ''Grandmother and Granddaughter " signifies the harsh socio-economic realities of the 19th century; the artist presents himself in the painting. Unlike many of his upper-class peers at the Saint Petersburg Academy, he did not treat peasant misery as an abstract aesthetic trend or…
Kamsa trying to kill Yogamaya
Laharu's painting showcases inevitability; it creates a narration of a short-lived illusion. No matter how carefully a tyrant plans or how his servant acts, they remain powerless against the cosmic law; it further portrays how humans often try to control things beyond their means. Regardless…
Bani Thani
The presented painting signifies beauty in physical, behavioural and spiritual aspects because of the use of pearls and lotus, which are often used to symbolise purity and inner beauty. It has beautiful details such as little designs on the scarf and clothes.
