The painting features a central figure of a goddess with multiple arms, each holding various symbolic objects. She sits upon a lion, representing strength and courage. Surrounding her are smaller figures that appear to represent different deities, each adorned with intricate garments. The background is a gradient of reds and oranges, creating a dramatic atmosphere. Below, a circular emblem displays a horse and star motif, while triangular shapes flank it. The overall composition is rich in detail, with a glossy finish that enhances the vibrant colors. This painting shares visual similarities with works like 'Durga Killing the Buffalo Demon' by Ravi Varma, known for its vivid colors and depiction of Hindu deities. Both pieces emphasize dynamic poses and intricate detailing, celebrating the triumph of good over evil. The bold use of red and gold hues in Varma's work parallels the rich palette seen here, creating a sense of energy and reverence for the divine.
In Praise of Goddess Durga (2002)
Watercolour on Board , 21.5 inch x 14 inch
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art religion miniature window artwork durga rama devi-bhagavata purana akaal bodhan painting panchugopal dutta hindu mythology goddess art vibrant colors spiritual symbolism mythical figures traditional art divine strength cultural heritage religious themes colorful compositionThis captivating piece portrays the essence of divine power and protection, showcasing a goddess amidst a vibrant tableau of color and symbolism. The intricate details and bold hues invite viewers to explore themes of strength, spirituality, and the interconnectedness of life. Each figure, meticulously rendered, adds depth and narrative to the composition, making it a striking centerpiece for any modern collection. Perfect for those who appreciate a blend of tradition and contemporary art. This painting shares visual similarities with works like 'Durga Killing the Buffalo Demon' by Ravi Varma, known for its vivid colors and depiction of Hindu deities. Both pieces emphasize dynamic poses and intricate detailing, celebrating the triumph of good over evil. The bold use of red and gold hues in Varma's work parallels the rich palette seen here, creating a sense of energy and reverence for the divine.
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
In Praise of Goddess Durga (2002)
21.5 in x 14 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
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In Praise of Goddess Durga (2002)
21.5 in x 14 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
In Praise of Goddess Durga (2002)
21.5 in x 14 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
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Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
In Praise of Goddess Durga (2002)
21.5 in x 14 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
Victory over Evil (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board*Price of original artwork including shipping
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Victory over Evil by Panchugopal Dutta (1997)
18.5 in x 13.5 in, Watercolour on Board
...The painting features a central figure, a deity with multiple arms, each holding various symbolic items. The dominant colors include deep reds, oranges, and blues, creating a dramatic backdrop. The figure's expression is intense, conveying both strength and serenity. Surrounding the deity are circular motifs depicting other deities, rendered in intricate detail. The background is layered with geometric shapes and vibrant colors that enhance the sense of movement and energy. The texture varies, with smooth areas juxtaposed against more textured elements, contributing to the overall dynamism of the piece.
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In Praise of Goddess Durga by Panchugopal Dutta (2002)
21.5 in x 14 in, Watercolour on Board
...The painting features a central figure of a goddess with multiple arms, each holding various symbolic objects. She sits upon a lion, representing strength and courage. Surrounding her are smaller figures that appear to represent different deities, each adorned with intricate garments. The background is a gradient of reds and oranges, creating a dramatic atmosphere. Below, a circular emblem displays a horse and star motif, while triangular shapes flank it. The overall composition is rich in detail, with a glossy finish that enhances the vibrant colors.
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