Bijaya by Calcutta Art Studio (1878-1883)

Hand-colored print of a bearded ascetic holding a child with an elephant head, beside a crowned woman attended by women with

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A hand-colored lithographic print shows a bearded ascetic figure holding a child with an elephant head, while a crowned woman in a red sari is adorned by attendants bearing offering trays. The scene is set against a stone architectural backdrop, with a kneeling woman and a brass pot in the foreground. The work is titled Bijaya, designed and published by the Calcutta Art Studio, and dated 1878-1883.

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1878-1883

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