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Krishna Attacking the Impregnable Castle of Prag-jyoshita
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Krishna Attacking the Impregnable Castle of Prag-jyoshita
1196879 Krishna Attacking the Impregnable Castle of Prag-jyoshita, to Recover the Ear-rings of Aditi, c. 1775 (w/c on paper) by Nepalese School, (18th century); 37.3x55.7 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Nepalese, out of copyright
Media ID 23690306
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1770s 1775 Attacked Bhagavata Purana Chaitanya Mahaprabhu Citadel Elevated Elevated View Fort Fortification Hindi Hindoo Hindu Hinduism Indian Ethnicity Islamic Art Krishna Large Group Late 18th Century Late Eighteenth Century Military Area Military Base Mounted On Paper On Paper Saint Chaitanya Walled Water Color Water Colour Ethnic Origin Impregnable
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This print showcases the artwork titled "Krishna Attacking the Impregnable Castle of Prag-jyoshita" by the Nepalese School in the 18th century. The painting, created with watercolor on paper, measures 37.3x55.7 cm and is currently held in a private collection. The image depicts a dramatic scene from Hindu mythology as Krishna leads an assault on the formidable castle to recover Aditi's precious ear-rings. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring this ancient tale to life, showcasing the artistic prowess of the Nepalese School during this period. From an elevated view, we witness a large group of people engaged in battle within and around the fortress walls. The composition skillfully captures both urban elements and natural surroundings, creating a dynamic atmosphere that transports viewers back to late eighteenth-century Nepal. The painting not only highlights religious themes but also demonstrates influences from Indian ethnicity and Islamic art traditions prevalent during that time. It serves as an illustrated representation of Saint Chaitanya's teachings and Bhagavata Purana narratives. This remarkable artwork exemplifies how art can transcend time, allowing us to appreciate its beauty centuries later. As we gaze upon this colorful masterpiece mounted on paper, we are reminded of its historical significance while marveling at its visual splendor.
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