Radha with a Deer – Kangra painting (30cms x 40cms – including frame)

Description

Radha with a Deer – Kangra Painting is a pictorial art form named after Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, a former princely state that patronized it. The style that was patronized by Rajput rulers between the 17th and 19th centuries is now known as Pahari painting. Watercolor is used on cloth or paper. Kangra painters used pure colours like yellow, red, and blue, which have retained their brilliance even after two centuries. These paintings feature soft colours such as cool blues and greens, as well as lyrical treatment of themes. The recurring theme of Kangra painting whether it portrays one of the six seasons or modes of music, Radha and Krishana or Shiva and Parvati is the love of man for woman or vise versa.

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