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Mahabharata Paintings
The legendary author of the Mahabharata is Vyasa, who is also given credit for compiling the Vedas and writing the Puranas. The 24,000 couplets of the Maha-Bharata were gradually expanded to become over 100,000 making the Mahabharata the longest poem in the world and probably the work of many hands. Vyasa managed to portray himself in the poem as the progenitor of the two kings whose sons fight for the kingdom of Bharata, as his mother asks him to father sons on a widow and the wife of the celibate Bhishma and a third on a low-caste servant maid.
Dhritarashtra is born blind because his mother closed her eyes, and Pandu is pale because his mother Ambika was pale with fear. Ironically the third that is of low caste, Vidura, turns… Click here to read more
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PIAB021 Abhimanyu $30.00 |
PIAB002 Arjun and krishna $29.00 |
PIAB012 Bhishma $27.00 |
PIAB003 Dhritrashtra and sanjay $29.00 |
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PIAB009 Draupadi $23.00 |
PIAB019 Krishna as Charioteer $167.00 |
PIAB020 Krishna as Charioteer $167.00 |
PIAB007 Krishna as Charioteer $30.00 |
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PIAB008 Krishna as Charioteer $29.00 |
PIAB015 Krishna as Charioteer $28.00 |
PIAB016 Krishna as Charioteer $29.00 |
PIAB005 Krishna as virat swarup $29.00 |
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PIAB010 Krishna in Court of King Dhritrashtra $38.00 |
PIAB014 Krishna in jail to meet his mother and Father $27.00 |
PIAB004 Krishna preaching to Arjuna $30.00 |
PIAB006 Krishna preaching to Arjuna $29.00 |
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PIAB011 Kunti and madri $27.00 |
PIAB001 Kunti Pray to God sun $30.00 |
PIAB018 Lady saints $28.00 |
PIAB013 Shakuntala Writing a letter to king Dushanta $24.00 |
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