Hari-Hara
Painting
ca. 1885 (made)
ca. 1885 (made)
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Painting, in opaque watercolour on paper, depicting Hari-Hara, the combined deity form of both Vishnu and Shiva.
Object details
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| Title | Hari-Hara (generic title) |
| Materials and techniques | Painted in opaque watercolour on paper |
| Brief description | Painting, Hari-Hara, opaque watercolour on paper, Kalighat, Kolkata, ca. 1885 |
| Physical description | Painting, in opaque watercolour on paper, depicting Hari-Hara, the combined deity form of both Vishnu and Shiva. |
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| Content description | Hari-Hara, the combined deity form of both Vishnu and Shiva. |
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| Object history | Acquired by the Museum from Miss M. Steele in 1950. This picture from a series which was being part of a collection inherited from her mother, a scholar in Sanskrit at Cambridge in 1894. When delivering the collection, Miss Steele reported that her grandmother had also lived in India for some time and that it was possible that the pictures were originally collected by her grandmother. |
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| Accession number | IS.651-1950 |
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| Record created | June 25, 2009 |
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