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This Collection was first presented as a show at the in the summer of 2004. The collection features Goddess from the Hindu pantheon and local deities that the women painters worship. The painter makes each painting in prayer to the chosen deity. |
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This Collection was first presented as a show at the in the summer of 2003. The collection displays the works of Baua Devi and other women artists from Jitwarpur, India. The show provides an educational context for the art by retelling the mythology and symbols that are the original inspiration for the Maithili paintings. |
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The collection displays the works illustration the various aspects of Lord Krishna and the episodes from his life on earth. Lord Krishna was born as an incarnation of the God Vishnu in human form to foster good and annihilate evil. Divine and human qualities are inextricably blended in him. He is the supreme reality and the highest truth. It is this unique combination of the divine and the human that has led to the growth of a highly composite yet charming concept of Krishna. |
