The Divine Melody Radha and Krishna's Eternal Love by Uttam Chitrakar
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The Divine Melody: Radha and Krishna's Eternal Love by Uttam Chitrakar


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Size : Medium
Dimensions : H: 30 (in) by W: 22 (in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper

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This Kalighat painting by Uttam Chitrakar depicts the eternal divine duo of Radha and Krishna, with Krishna at the center, enchanting all with his melodious flute. The artwork is framed within the serene expanse of a Kamal Talai, a lotus pond that symbolizes purity and spiritual awakening. In the heart of the painting, Krishna stands with grace and charm, his radiant form adorned with vibrant attire that mirrors the hues of the surrounding nature. His dark, alluring complexion seems to emanate an ethereal glow, captivating the eyes of all who behold him. Beside Krishna stands Radha, the embodiment of divine love and devotion. Her beauty is ethereal, her eyes fixed on Krishna with unwavering adoration. She is adorned in exquisite garments and adorned with intricate jewelry, reflecting her celestial status as the epitome of love and devotion. Her presence adds an aura of tenderness and harmony to the scene. The Kamal Talai surrounding the divine couple is a tapestry of serenity and tranquility. Lotus flowers, their petals unfurling in various shades of pink and white, grace the water's surface symbolizing purity, and spiritual growth, emphasizing the transcendental love shared between Radha and Krishna.

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Artist

Uttam

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Art Form

Kalighat

The Kalighat paintings developed in the 19th century in the Bengal presidency. The travelling scroll painters or the patuas had been practising folk art of Pattachitra. The new manners and customs of the British settlers, the revivalist exercises of the Mughal and theatres as well as the use of Sanskrit on stage was absorbed by the rural artists who had migrated to Calcutta and developed it into a popular urban genre. The period of Kalighat paintings coincides with the age of mechanical reproduction in the form of woodcut, lithography, oleography and printing. These developments had caused mass consumption of imagery in the urban cities and Kalighat was a response to it. The Kalighat painters interacted with the colonial paintings and began the use of water colours, shaded figures, folio-sized mill made papers. They absorbed the role of the western theatre performances and the art schools which developed the unique stylistic features of the Kalighat paintings as we know them today. More here on our blog.



Product Details

Title
The Divine Melody: Radha and Krishna's Eternal Love by Uttam Chitrakar
Vendor
Uttam Chitrakar
Art Style
Kalighat
Medium
Natural Colors
Size
Medium
Dimension
30 in(H) X 22 in(W)
Themes
Folk Art, Radha Krishna, God, Hindu, Religious
Color
Yellow, Orange, Red, Blue, Multicoloured
Country of Origin
West Bengal, India
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