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Childless couple Mrikandu and Marudamati are granted a choice: a long-lived but unvirtuous son or a righteous son with a short life. Choosing the latter, they beget Markandeya, a devout follower of Shiva. On his 16th birthday, as he meditates embracing a Shivalingam, Yama, the God of Death, arrives to claim him. Enraged, Shiva emerges from the lingam, defeats Yama, and grants Markandeya eternal youth.
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Width 35.56 cm (14")
Height 48.2 cm (19")
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Natural pigments & pure gold/silver inks, Handmade paper
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The Maker
Mahaveer Swami
Mahaveer Swami is descended from a family of traditional Bikaner artists. As a child, he began training with his father and grandfather, and later, studied under the Late Vedpal Sharma "Bannu" in Jaipur. He revived the best aspects of the sophisticated and refined Bikaner School of painting with an originality and brilliance unique among contemporary miniaturists. Mahaveer Swami’s working style is strongly influenced by his studies of Mughal and Rajasthan Miniatures. His subject is often drawn from the lifestyle of ascetic men and women, daily life of Indian women and sometimes from Hindu mythological terms.
Winner of several accolades, his work has been exhibited extensively in prestigious galleries in various Indian cities as well as internationally at Gallery Lafayette in Paris, Smithsonian Institute, Washington, besides others. The artist lives in Bikaner and works from his studio in the city.
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