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Balarama Diverting the Course of the Jamuna

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reproductions (derivative objects)
New Delhi, India
1980
Reproduction Print
overall: 18.50 cm x 28.00 cm
In this painting, Balarama, holding a pestle, is diverting the course of the Jamuna with his plough. Jamuna is personified by the dark lady holding a vessel containing water following the plough. On one side is Krishna with two cowherds. In a corner, a cowherd is driving a flock of cows.
Chamba, painting, reproduction, India, Balarama
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Islamic/N.East Middle 1250-1650
Gift of Joseph Richardson
E002.3.3-5

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