Krishna's Embassy to Duryodhana by Raja Ravi Varma Print (18×24) krishna combing radha hair art and collectors of rare Nath

and collectors of rare Nath tradition sacred art

she represents wisdom that exists beyond social order and convention

students of Hindu mythology

never arising and never ceasing

this artwork belongs to an early 20th-century nationalist effort to revive Indian aesthetic thought

Krishna's Embassy to Duryodhana by Raja Ravi Varma Print (18×24) krishna combing radha hair art and collectors of rare NathFine Art Reproduction Print (Museum Grade Archival Print) Artist Date Raja Ravi Varma 1905 Oil on Canvas Key Features This monumental and dramatically charged composition presents one of Raja Ravi Varma's most ambitious Puranic works Krishna's Embassy to Duryodhana, painted in 1905 and considered among the finest examples of his mature narrative style. The painting depicts the pivotal moment in the Mahabharata when Krishna acting as peace envoy at