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EARLY BENGAL SCHOOL

Lot No. 13:

JAGADHATRI

  • Medium: Water color on Papar
  • Size: 20 x 16.5 Inches
  • Place: India

Unsold (reserve not met)

Estimate

 1,00,000 -  1,50,000


Estimate US$

1200-1800

Ends at Sep 24, 2024 07:12 PM IST

Quick Overview

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JAGADHATRI

No Date but Similer Paintings were made in Circa 1850 to 1900

Image size - 36.5 x 26.5 cm (14.3 x 10.4 Inches)
Frame size - 52.3 x 42cm (20 x 16.5 Inches)

Jagadhatri represents an aspect of the Hindu goddess Durga (Parvati) widely worshipped in West Bengal and Odisha, and most lavishly in the annual puja held in the Hooghly district of Kolkata, celebrated in the month of Kartik (mid-November). The goddess rides a lion which has slain an elephant—visible between the lion’s forelegs—while it holds the trunk in its jaws. She is dressed in red and seen in four-armed form, displaying a discus and conch in her upper hands (acknowledging Vishnu) and a bow and arrow in her lower hands. A third eye in her forehead and a snake rising above her left shoulder signal her higher allegiance to Shiva.
The mystical blue background compliments the red gorgeous divine figure in the centre
Provenance : Distinguish Family Collection
Some old restoration, else good
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