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Rama, Sita. Lakshmana, Hanuman

Scene from the Ramayana; the monkey general Hanuman kneels in a worshipful pose before Rama and Sita. Rama's brother Lakshmana swings the frond of white yak hair. The multipass arch at the upper edge is characteristic of paintings from Rajasthan; the picture could originate from Nagaur and was acquired in Ramgarh or Jodhpur. Note: Reverse glass painting in Germany The reverse glass painter Rambold (1872-1953) taught reverse glass painting to the artists of the Blue Rider movement. On his easel was a reverse glass painting with an Indian motif. Only one photo of it still exists. It is unclear whether he painted it himself or acquired it somewhere. Information from Mr L. Feiler, 23.7.08

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Ethnologisches Museum
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Object type
Reverse glass painting
Dimensions
Höhe x Breite: 32 x 27,2 cm (inkl. Rahmen)
Material/Technique
Glass, Colour (oil), Wood
Current location
Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Inventory number
I C 49775

Provenance and sources

when
1st half 20th cent.
where
India
Rajasthan [Bundesstaat]
Nagaur [Ort]

who
Leander A. Feiler - Collectors

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