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Artist, Bratin Khan : "The renderings are poetic and the narratives mythical, folklore-inspired or religious" - Bratin Khan Paintings, Rajasthani Miniature Paintings, Bhagwan Ji, Peace Illustration, Pichwai Paintings, Hinduism Art, Lord Krishna Wallpapers, Krishna Radha Painting, Indian Artist

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Artist, Bratin Khan : "The renderings are poetic and the narratives mythical, folklore-inspired or religious" - housethome

Born in 1969 in West Bengal, Bratin Khan studied Painting at Visva Bharati University in Santiniketan under the guidance of some of the leading lights of housethome

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Contemporary art by Linda Edwards. Paintings exploring the idea of the garden as paradise. Taking inspiration from nature, Indo-Persian and medieval art Linda Edwards works with paint and gold leaf to make art that is timeless.

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Maharani - Indian Painting, Rajesh R Sawant

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How many different animals can you find in this detail from a 19th-century Indian painting in our collection? F1907.624 #FSMiniLesson Indian Demon, Folklore Mythology, Arte Occulta, Persian Miniature, Mughal Paintings, Indian Painting, Tanjore Painting, Iranian Art, Indian Paintings

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A demon leading a composite sheep - Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art

How many different animals can you find in this detail from a 19th-century Indian painting in our collection? F1907.624 #FSMiniLesson

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Rajasthani Miniature Paintings, Camel Painting, भारतीय इतिहास, Phad Painting, Rajasthani Painting, Mughal Art Paintings, Rajasthani Art, Mughal Paintings, Pichwai Paintings

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Dhola and Maru: A Folklore of Rajasthan | Exotic India Art

From Mughal collection, Dhola and Maru: A Folklore of Rajasthan (Water Color Painting on PaperArtist:Kailash Raj)

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Protecting the Indian art of Kalamkari - SilverKris

From the South Indian town of Srikalahasti to the Scottish city of Glasgow, meet the artists keeping this craft of handpainted fabrics alive

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Maha Son Yakshaya or The Great Grave-Yard Devil. From a book titled ‘Yakkun Nattannawa: a Cingalese poem, translated by John Callaway in 1829, Published in London Printed for the Oriental Translation Fund. Maha Sohona (Sinhala: මහ සොහොනා) is a demon (yaka or yakseya) in Sinhalese folklore, who is said to haunt cemeteries. The name Maha Sohona means "great graveyard demon" or "demon of the cemetery" in the Sinhala language. Figurative Artwork, Eastern Art, Demon Art, Monster Design, Ancient Aliens, Angels And Demons, God Illustrations, Dark Fantasy Art, Mythical Creatures

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Maha Son Yakshaya or The Great Grave-Yard Devil. From a book titled ‘Yakkun Nattannawa: a Cingalese poem, translated by John Callaway in 1829, Published in London Printed for the Oriental Translation Fund. Maha Sohona (Sinhala: මහ සොහොනා) is a demon (yaka or yakseya) in Sinhalese folklore, who is said to haunt cemeteries. The name Maha Sohona means "great graveyard demon" or "demon of the cemetery" in the Sinhala language.

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How Indian Mythology & Gods Inspiring The Western Illustrators Hindu Mythological Creatures, Indian Mythology Art Illustration, Indian Mythology Art, Indian Woman Illustration, Hindu Illustration, Indian Mythology, Indian Illustration, Shakti Goddess, Hinduism Art

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How Indian Mythology & Gods Inspiring the Western Illustrator

Palehorse, an illustrator from the US is highly influenced by Indian mythology and Gods, which is reflected in his art. From creating abstract manifestations of

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Indian Digital Art, Gond Painting, Ganesha, Mosaic Design, Spiritual Wall Art, Hindu Mythology, Ethnical Art, Folk Art, Ganesha Painting - Etsy

Immerse yourself in the vibrant essence of Indian folklore with "Mosaic Majesty: The Gond Ganesha," a digital art masterpiece that celebrates the rich tapestry of Gond art. This piece captures the spiritual symbolism and aesthetic beauty of Lord Ganesha, revered in Indian culture as the deity of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. Each stroke in this piece is infused with the traditional Gond belief that viewing a good image begets good luck. The artwork is meticulously designed to mirror…

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