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Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby Krishna) by Raja Ravi Varma, Print Oil Figurative Painting on Canvas
Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby artist Krishna) by artist Raja Ravi Varma displayed in a Art Deco Dining Room
Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby artist Krishna) by artist Raja Ravi Varma displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery
Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby Krishna) by Raja Ravi Varma, Print Oil Figurative Painting on Canvas
Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby artist Krishna) by artist Raja Ravi Varma displayed in a Art Deco Dining Room
Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby artist Krishna) by artist Raja Ravi Varma displayed in a Contemporary Exhibition gallery

Expectation (Maternal Love: Yashoda and Baby Krishna) Print Figurative Painting

Sale price Rs. 10,350.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Print
Shape Vertical
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_P_8300
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portrait, Indian woman, sari drapery, warm palette, chiaroscuro, contemplative gaze, cultural ornamentation

This portrait settles into a hush of ochres and deep maroons, where the figure emerges as if from memory—lit with a softened, inward glow that makes her stillness feel ceremonial. The diagonal fold of the sari and the poised bend of the arm create a quiet architecture of restraint, guiding the eye toward a gaze that holds both self-possession and unspoken longing. Jewelry and textile are rendered not as ornament alone but as cultural syntax—signs of lineage and duty—yet the contemplative expression gently disrupts any easy certainty. In the restrained background space, absence becomes narrative, allowing her introspection to expand beyond the frame into the viewer’s own interior.

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Print

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36x25, 30x21, 24x17

Material

Canvas

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