FRAMEPIC Shakuntala with her Companions (1870). A Raja Ravi Varma Painting. Digital Reprint 18 inch x 14 inch Painting  (With Frame)

*** Shakuntala with her Companions (1870) : 'Shakuntala' is one of the 'Uttam Nayika' of Raja Ravi Varma, and he painted 'Shakuntala; in so many poses. Many of those art pieces fetched glory & fame for him. Shakuntala was an important character from 'Mahabharat' and she was in love with King Dushyant. In this masterpiece, Raja Ravi Varma painted Shakuntala as she pretends to remove a thorn from her foot. Secretly, Shakuntala is looking at her lover, Dushyantha. *** Raja Ravi Varma (1848-1906) is thought-about among the best painters within the history of Indian art for variety of aesthetic and broader social reasons. His artworks are said to be among the most effective samples of the fusion of European techniques with a strictly Indian sensibility. Importantly, lithographs of his paintings accessible to the general public, that greatly increased his reach and influence as a painter and figure. His depictions of Hindu deities and episodes from the epics and Puranas have received profound acceptance from the general public and usually are used as objects of worship across India. Ravi Varma*s style of painting played a foundational role in defining Indian imagery and left behind a brilliant legacy of academic realism. *********** 'DECOR ADVENTURES' Brand Creative, Innovative, Decorative Wall Decor Frames with State-of-the-Art, fresh & new themes, ideas & features; Presenting a new range of wall decor frames made out of timeless & classic paintings by world famous artists.