Description
This rare painting by Bhabani Chandra Laha, a self-taught academic realist and founding figure of several Indian art institutions, depicts the tender bond of Krishna and Yashoda with striking naturalism. Known for his mastery in oil and watercolours, Law’s works often drew from epics and Puranic episodes, rendered with the warmth and depth of Western academic realism.
Now presented in a carefully restored version, this painting retains its original charm and vibrancy, making it a centerpiece of the Delhi gallery display. A collector’s treasure, it embodies both devotional intimacy and the artistic legacy of early 20th-century Bengal.
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