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PUNJAB HILLS, BASOHLI OR GULER, CIRCA 1780, FOLLOWER OF NAINSUKH
Details
Krishna's feet washed by maids
Punjab Hills, Basohli or Guler, circa 1780, follower of Nainsukh
Krishna in his characteristic yellow dhoti, wearing pearl earrings, necklaces, baju-bands, and wristlets, the forehead with sacred marks in ash surmounted by a golden crown with a fan of peacock feathers, seated on a golden throne on a palace parapet, attended to by three lovely maidens who hold a fan and towel, pour water from and wash his feet in golden vessels, framed by palace architecture with lush foliage
9 7/8 x 7½ in. (25 x 18.8 cm.)
Punjab Hills, Basohli or Guler, circa 1780, follower of Nainsukh
Krishna in his characteristic yellow dhoti, wearing pearl earrings, necklaces, baju-bands, and wristlets, the forehead with sacred marks in ash surmounted by a golden crown with a fan of peacock feathers, seated on a golden throne on a palace parapet, attended to by three lovely maidens who hold a fan and towel, pour water from and wash his feet in golden vessels, framed by palace architecture with lush foliage
9 7/8 x 7½ in. (25 x 18.8 cm.)
Provenance
Alderman and Zebrowski Collection