A sandalwood sculpture group: Krishna is engaged in a love game with Radha (?).The sculptures and a metal gazebo are mounted on a wooden stand, three sides of which are decorated with metal cartouches; they are engraved with inscriptions in English and Tamil that read: “Our best wishes to the Volgograd city Council. Presented on behalf of the Madras Corporation in 1967, by Era Sambandham, the city mayor.” Round metal plates depict a sailboat on the waves and silhouettes of a building and a fish.
Sculptural composition on a stand “God Krishna with a lover in the garden house.”
India ,
June 1967
МЗСБ КП 9914/1 П 937
53,5 х 30,7 х 30,6 cm
metal, wood, casting, carving, soldering, notching, engraving, assembly
The composition is mounted on a wooden stand with metal cartouche plates affixed with engraved inscriptions in English and Tamil on three sides: “Our best wishes to the Volgograd City Council. Given on behalf of Madras Corporation in 1967, by Era Sambandham, the city mayor.”
1967, Tamil Nadu, Madras.
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Japan ,
17-20 July, 1962
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