Artwork
Marriage of Minakshi and Sundarehsvara, attended by Vishnu
Marriage of Minakshi and Sundarehsvara, attended by Vishnu is an unspecified painting by Unknown. It dates from 1800 and is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
About this work
Overview
This painting, titled 'Marriage of Minakshi and Sundarehsvara, attended by Vishnu', is a detailed work featuring intricate architectural elements.
Subject & Meaning
The scene depicted is a Hindu mythological event: the marriage of Minakshi and Sundarehsvara, with Vishnu in attendance. The ornate column shown in a visual detail is likely part of a temple setting, underscoring the religious context.
Technique & Style
The artwork showcases fine craftsmanship, as evident from a detailed drawing of a column done in black ink on a beige background, featuring various figures and patterns.
Artist & collection
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