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@MuseeLouvre @britishmuseum Autumn (Deianeira) (1872), Painting by Gustave Moreau
Nessus still very much alive, and Deianeira apparently in a trance-like state. Heracles (hercules) may be lurking in dense wood around them, but for the moment not visible
J. Paul Getty Museum, wiki
@MuseeLouvre @britishmuseum centaur Nessus, naked, stepping into water; on right, Hercules, naked, helping his wife, Deianeira, to mount Nessus; at feet of Hercules, a club & bow;
1762 Etching & engraving
Print made by: Francesco Bartolozzi
After: Laurent Pécheux
@britishmuseum
Abduction of Deianeira (Dejanira) by Centaur Nessus
Hercules shoots an arrow at him
painting by Louis Jean Francois Lagrenee, 1755
@MuseeLouvre which is original?
#abduction is in every civilization, even in Mythology? its global phenomenon
@ChristiesInc from above painting, it is Indian Emerald Dove
#bird company school Painting 1775-78 from Lucknow? @ChristiesInc
@ChristiesInc Studies of Asian mammals : Tarsier, Tarsius;
Giant Indian Flying Squirrel, Petaurista petaurista; & unidentified rodent
Company School Painting, circa 1820 @ChristiesInc
documentation of animals & birds of colonial India & others colonies done via such paintings
Shukra & Rambha
Painting by Raja Ravi Varma, 1894
Apsara & Sage? often apsara celestial dancers are blamed, why sage (Men) are not blamed for their failure to control desires? lust?
details are intricately minutely painted, don't know which brush used? as if single hair is also used to paint thin lines in colour- done with patience as if one hair of brush could ruin painting
Peacock, bird, leaf tree, buds all perfect
praiseworthy, arists remains unknown
Prince Dara Shikoh as a Royal Ascetic
Mughal painting, circa 1640-55
Probably from collection of Warren Hastings & landed in Private Collection
he shown as performing some worship ritual? he studied under Sadhu etc thus he was hated by Mughals
Jahangir visit Jadrup gosain at his ashram near Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, c. 1625-1630 painting from St. Petersburg Muraqqa @harvartmuseums
it is mentioned in site that jahangir removed his shoes, that a man standing on left is holding?
@CBL_Dublin Ascetic by fire, mughal painting 1640-1650 from Shah Jahan album? @MuseeLouvre