Krishna Stealing the Clothes of Gopis (1780) by Anonymous, from the Original Framed Art Print Size:12″ x 18″ The beasts

The beasts

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Krishna Stealing the Clothes of Gopis (1780) by Anonymous, from the Original Framed Art Print Size:12″ x 18″ The beastsPublic domain art from The Rijksmuseum, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Often portrayed as loving and playful, the young cowherd is a cherished form of Krishna. In the centre of this bathing scene, a nude gopi (cowherd woman) conceals herself behind the tree. Four women with veils hastily wrapped around their bodies gesture imploringly towards Krishna. Krishna plays his flute in the treetop where the stolen garments sway in the wind. Place