Vijayanagar Collection

Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period
2560278 Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period, late 13th / early 14th century (granite) (see also 2560277-82) by Indian School; height

Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period
2560280 Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period, late 13th / early 14th century (granite) (see also 2560277-82) by Indian School; height

Four-Armed God Vishnu Holding Discus and Conch, Vijayanagar period, 15th century

God Krishna Dancing on the Head of the Snake Demon Kaliya (Kaliyadamana), 14th century
God Krishna Dancing on the Head of the Snake Demon Kaliya (Kaliyadamana), Vijayanagar period, 14th century

Goddess Uma, Consort of Shiva, Vijayanagar period, about 1500. Creator: Unknown
Goddess Uma, Consort of Shiva, Vijayanagar period, about 1500

God Shiva and Goddess Uma Seated with their Son, Skanda (Somaskanda), about 1400
God Shiva and Goddess Uma Seated with their Son, Skanda (Somaskanda), Vijayanagar period, about 1400

Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period
2560282 Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period, late 13th / early 14th century (granite) (see also 2560277-81) by Indian School; height

Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period
2560277 Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period, late 13th / early 14th century (granite) (see also 2560278-82) by Indian School; height

Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period
2560279 Figure of Venugopala, South India, late Chola / early Vijayanagar period, late 13th / early 14th century (granite) (see also 2560277-82) by Indian School; height

The Stone Car, Vijayanagar (engraving)
5224540 The Stone Car, Vijayanagar (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Stone Car, Vijayanagar)

Hindu Temple, Vijayanagar, India, c1925. Cigarette card produced by the Westminster Tobacco Co Ltd, Indian Empire, 1st series

Courtesan Street, Hampi
Courtesan Street and Tungabhadra river, as viewed from atop Matanga Hills, Hampi, India

Narasimha Statue in Hampi
Huge (broken) statue of Narasimha (one of the 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu) in Hampi Karnataka (near Hospet). Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Sunset in Hampi - A city of ancient civilization
Sunset at Hemakuta Hill in Hampi.Hampi is a village in northern Karnataka state, India, situated on the banks of Tungabhadra River

India Vijayanagar
The stone car

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of Vijayanagar: A Glimpse into South India's Artistic Marvels" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Vijayanagar, a glorious period that witnessed the flourishing of art and culture. The late Chola / early Vijayanagar period gifted us with remarkable masterpieces such as the exquisite Figure of Venugopala. This sculpture, crafted with meticulous detail, showcases the divine beauty and grace of Lord Krishna playing his enchanting flute. Moving forward to the 15th century, we encounter another mesmerizing creation from this era - a Four-Armed God Vishnu Holding Discus and Conch. Adorned with intricate jewelry and majestic attire, this deity exudes power and tranquility simultaneously. Delving deeper into mythology, we discover an awe-inspiring depiction of God Krishna Dancing on the Head of the Snake Demon Kaliya (Kaliyadamana). This 14th-century artwork captures Krishna's victory over evil while showcasing his vibrant dance moves that bring joy to all who witness it. The artistic brilliance extends beyond deities as well. Goddess Uma, Consort of Shiva, emerges as a symbol of feminine divinity during this period. Created by an unknown artist around 1500 AD. , her serene expression radiates strength and compassion. Shifting our focus to familial bonds depicted through artistry, we find God Shiva and Goddess Uma Seated with their Son Skanda (Somaskanda), created approximately in 1400 AD. This portrayal beautifully portrays love within a divine family unit while highlighting their individual significance within Hindu mythology. Vijayanagar's artistic legacy is not limited to sculptures alone; it also encompasses architectural marvels like Hindu Temple built during c1925. These grand structures stand tall today as testaments to human ingenuity blended seamlessly with spiritual devotion.