Shiva Mahadev - The Grief of the Great God (18 × 24 in Poster) Frame style:Tapestrey Seated in serene majesty

Seated in serene majesty

expresses the fearlessness

Narasimha’s enraged eyes and flared posture convey active guardianship

Shakta Tantric practitioners

and Varini in quiet communion with the forest swan - the Three Nymphs collection is the most purely lyrical and most immediately beautiful grouping in the entire Ravi Varma series

Shiva Mahadev - The Grief of the Great God (18 × 24 in Poster) Frame style:Tapestrey Seated in serene majestyCalcutta Art Studio Lithograph Region Date Kolkata (Calcutta), West Bengal, Indiaca. 18781883From the folio Fifteen Hindu Pictures Key Features This deeply moving lithograph presents Shiva as Mahadev the Great God, captured in one of the most poignant and rarely depicted moments of Hindu mythology. Unlike his usual meditative or cosmic forms, Shiva is shown here as a grieving (husband), wandering through a desolate wilderness, carrying the lifeless