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Raja Drupada Begs Shiva to Grant him a Boon, 1616 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
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Raja Drupada Begs Shiva to Grant him a Boon, 1616 (opaque w / c & gold on paper)
874311 Raja Drupada Begs Shiva to Grant him a Boon, 1616 (opaque w/c & gold on paper) by Indian School, (17th century); 35.72 x20.8 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; eSan Diego Museum of Art; Edwin Binney 3rd Collection; Indian, out of copyright
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Begging Begs Deities Gods Hindu Hinduism Manuscripts Plead Pleading Raja Rajas Shiva South Asia South Asian Stream Streams Boon
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The captivating print titled "Raja Drupada Begs Shiva to Grant him a Boon, 1616" transports viewers back to the rich cultural heritage of 17th century India. This exquisite artwork, created by an anonymous Indian artist, showcases the mastery of opaque watercolor and gold on paper. In this mesmerizing scene, Raja Drupada can be seen fervently pleading with Lord Shiva for a divine favor. The lush landscape surrounding them is adorned with flowing streams and majestic mountains, creating a serene backdrop for their encounter. The intricate manuscript text adds depth and authenticity to the portrayal of this religious moment. As we delve into the image's details, we are reminded of the significance of deities in Hinduism and their interactions with mortal beings. Raja Drupada's humble posture reflects his unwavering faith as he seeks blessings from one of India's most revered gods. This artwork not only captures a historical narrative but also serves as a visual representation of devotion and spirituality that resonates across time and cultures. It offers us a glimpse into South Asian traditions where kings beseech gods for guidance or favors. The San Diego Museum of Art proudly houses this masterpiece within its Edwin Binney 3rd Collection. Through Bridgeman Images' reproduction, art enthusiasts worldwide can now appreciate the beauty and intricacy of this significant piece from Indian history without any commercial use implications
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