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A lady disconsolate, while the others play Holi, c. 1790 (opaque w / c
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A lady disconsolate, while the others play Holi, c. 1790 (opaque w / c
6040521 A lady disconsolate, while the others play Holi, c.1790 (opaque w/c, silver and gold on paper) by Pahari School (18th century); 20.5x15.7 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; eSan Diego Museum of Art; Edwin Binney 3rd Collection; Indian, out of copyright
Media ID 23280062
© San Diego Museum of Art Edwin Binney 3rd Collection / Bridgeman Images
Festival Hindu Hinduism Hookah Sari South Asian Tobacco Pipe Holi Inconsolable
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In this print titled "A lady disconsolate, while the others play Holi" we are transported back to the vibrant world of 18th-century India. The Pahari School artist skillfully captures a poignant moment amidst the joyous celebration of Holi, a Hindu festival known for its exuberant colors and revelry. Amidst a backdrop of magnificent South Asian architecture, we see a group of women immersed in the festivities. Their traditional saris adorned with silver and gold shimmer in the sunlight as they engage in playful camaraderie. However, our attention is drawn to one figure who stands apart from the merriment. The lady at the center appears lost in her own thoughts, her face etched with sadness and melancholy. While everyone around her indulges in laughter and mirth, she remains isolated and inconsolable. Perhaps burdened by personal sorrow or longing for something beyond reach, her presence adds an intriguing layer of depth to this otherwise jubilant scene. The artist's use of opaque watercolors brings out rich hues that beautifully contrast against each other - vivid reds, blues, yellows - symbolizing both the vibrancy of life during Holi and also highlighting our protagonist's desolation through subtle visual storytelling. This exquisite piece from San Diego Museum of Art's Edwin Binney 3rd Collection not only showcases remarkable artistic talent but also offers us a glimpse into human emotions that transcend time and culture.
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