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Durga Ma by Ashoke Mullick (2005)
30 in x 20 in, Acrylic on Canvas

New artwork uploaded....Goddess Durga (Hindustani pronunciation: [ˈd̪uːrɡaː]; Sanskrit: दुर्गा), meaning "the inaccessible" or "the invincible"; durga) is the most popular incarnation of Devi and one of the main forms of the Goddess Shakti in the Hindu pantheon. hindu mythology, divine feminine, vibrant colors, spiritual art, cultural symbolism, mythological scene, strength and power, traditional painting, colorful composition, religious iconography This striking piece captures the essence of divine power and triumph. The central figure, a multi-armed goddess, embodies strength and protection as she confronts threats with grace. The vibrant colors and intricate details invite the viewer to explore themes of courage and resilience, making it a perfect addition to any collection focused on cultural narratives and spiritual symbolism. The painting features a central figure of a goddess with multiple arms, each holding different weapons and symbols of power. She wears a vibrant red and gold ensemble, with intricate patterns adorning her attire. Her face is serene yet commanding, with large expressive eyes. The background is a warm blend of earthy tones, creating a sense of depth and richness. At her feet, a lion and a goat engage in a struggle, emphasizing the themes of conflict and divine intervention. The texture is varied, with smooth and rough areas, adding to the visual interest. This painting bears resemblance to the works of Indian artist Raja Ravi Varma, known for his depictions of Hindu deities with vivid colors and dynamic compositions. Similarly, the themes of strength and mythology are present in his paintings, often portraying gods in dramatic confrontations. The use of color and texture also aligns with the vibrant narratives seen in folk art traditions, like those found in Madhubani or Warli styles.

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