
GOPI VASTRA HARAN
Lithograph on Paper
Circa
1940
Size (cms)
25.4 X 35.6
Artist
Anonymous
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Publisher
Anant Shivaji Desai
Printer
Ravi Varma Press, Malavli - Lonavla.- Active
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The lithograph Gopi Vastraharan published by Anant shivaji Desai, beautifully captures a cherished episode from Hindu mythology. Lord Krishna, adorned with an ornate feathered crown and exquisite jewelry, sits playfully on a tree branch, holding the garments of the Gopis. Below, the Gopis, bathing in the sacred Yamuna River, look up at him, pleading for their clothes to be returned.
This scene carries profound spiritual symbolism. It represents the soul’s surrender to the divine, shedding ego and worldly attachments to attain spiritual enlightenment. The lush riverside setting and Krishna’s playful yet compassionate expression enhance the depth and beauty of this timeless tale.
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