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Jagganath, Balarama and Subhedra

Woodcut
19th century
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

A woodcut print with narrow black border printed with a repeating diamond and floral pattern. The main charatcters are the holy trinity of Hindu gods Jagganath on the right, Balarama on the left and Subedhra in the middle. They are standing on lotus flower bases which are raised up on a platform and Jagganth and Balarama are holding their arms aloft with a weapon in each hand. There is an inscription on the semi circular section at the bottom. The pigments used for additional hand colouring are red and yellow.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleJagganath, Balarama and Subhedra (generic title)
Materials and techniques
woodcut print on paper
Brief description
The Hindu trinity of gods Jagganath, Balarama and Subedhra standing with sacred weapons held aloft, on lotus flower bases.
Physical description
A woodcut print with narrow black border printed with a repeating diamond and floral pattern. The main charatcters are the holy trinity of Hindu gods Jagganath on the right, Balarama on the left and Subedhra in the middle. They are standing on lotus flower bases which are raised up on a platform and Jagganth and Balarama are holding their arms aloft with a weapon in each hand. There is an inscription on the semi circular section at the bottom. The pigments used for additional hand colouring are red and yellow.
Marks and inscriptions
'Sri Madhab Chandra Dasher khudita'
Translation
cut by Sri Madhab Chandra Das
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
E.5561-1904

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Record createdDecember 19, 2008
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