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Raja Ravi Varma – The Royal Indian Artist
ADMIN , January 13, 2021 , Comments Off on Raja Ravi Varma – The Royal Indian Artist
Close your eyes and imagine a Hindu goddess. Any goddess. Parvathi, Lakshmi, Saraswathi... Did you see a beautiful, fair-skinned woman with a generous figure, dressed in a perfectly draped sari, and adorned with gorgeous jewellery? Who gave her this image? The credit for that goes to a painter from Kerala named Raja Ravi Varma, who lived in India between 1848 and 1906.
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