N.K. SUBBIAH SETTY & SONS
Lithograph on Paper
Circa
1955
Size (cms)
43.5 x 60
Artist
T. S. Subbiah
T.S. Subbiah was born in Tirunelveli, a city in Tamil Nadu. He was a student of Kondiah Raju. He initially drew and painted theatre backdrops such as Dasavatharam, Krishna Leela, and “Gnanasundari”. He continued his art education under Kondiah Raju at Devi Studios. He was a highly appreciated artist both as a backdrop and a printmaking artist.
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Publisher
N.K. Subbiah Setty & Sons, Bangalore
Printer
Not Available
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This poster by T.S. Subbiah features Lord Balaji, adorned with intricate jewelry and a fragrant garland. His four hands hold sacred symbols—the conch (Shankha) and discus (Chakra), while the other two are in Abhaya Mudra, signifying protection and blessings. Enclosed within a conch-shaped frame with a gold-adorned top, the image exudes divine grace. Diyas and incense sticks (Agarbatti) on either side enhance the spiritual ambiance. The poster includes two brand trademarks—Lalita (top left) and Kokila (top right), reflecting the company’s heritage.
N.K. Subbiah Setty & Sons, established in 1932 in Bangalore, were pioneers in South India's agarbathi and incense industry, renowned for their dedication to quality and innovation.
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