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Shringara of Shrinathji: From the Collection of the Late Gokal Lal Mehta by Amit Ambalal and Vikram Goyal is a beautifully illustrated exploration of the artistic and devotional traditions of Pushtimarg, a Vaishnava sect devoted to Lord Krishna. The book showcases 60 rare, previously unpublished miniature paintings from the private collection of Gokal Lal Mehta, depicting Shrinathji's elaborate adornments, clothing, jewellery and decorations across different seasons and festivals. Featuring exquisite Nathdwara-style artwork, it explores the cultural, spiritual and historical significance of these traditions, accompanied by insightful commentary on Indian miniature painting, making it a treasured volume for art lovers and collectors.

About the Author

Amit Ambalal is an eminent contemporary Indian artist whose work forms part of prestigious collections in India and abroad, including the British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum, London. He has also authored the landmark volume Krishna as Shrinathji: Rajasthani Paintings from Nathdvara (Mapin, 1987) on the subject of Pushtimarg and Nathdwara paintings and recently written the Foreword to In the Service of Krishna (Mapin, 2019). Vikram Goyal, founder of Viya Home, is one of India's leading product designers, committed to the preservation of indigenous practices and the country's cultural heritage. Recipient of multiple design awards, he is also co-founder of Kama Ayurveda. Goyal is the eldest grandchild of late Gokal Lal Mehta, whose collection is featured in this book.
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Shringara Of Shrinathji From The Collection Of The Late Gokal Lal Mehta

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  • ISBN: 9789385360862
  • Author: Amit Ambalal Vikram Goyal
  • Publisher: Mapin
  • Pages: 192
  • Format: Hardback
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Shringara of Shrinathji: From the Collection of the Late Gokal Lal Mehta by Amit Ambalal and Vikram Goyal is a beautifully illustrated exploration of the artistic and devotional traditions of Pushtimarg, a Vaishnava sect devoted to Lord Krishna. The book showcases 60 rare, previously unpublished miniature paintings from the private collection of Gokal Lal Mehta, depicting Shrinathji's elaborate adornments, clothing, jewellery and decorations across different seasons and festivals. Featuring exquisite Nathdwara-style artwork, it explores the cultural, spiritual and historical significance of these traditions, accompanied by insightful commentary on Indian miniature painting, making it a treasured volume for art lovers and collectors.

About the Author

Amit Ambalal is an eminent contemporary Indian artist whose work forms part of prestigious collections in India and abroad, including the British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum, London. He has also authored the landmark volume Krishna as Shrinathji: Rajasthani Paintings from Nathdvara (Mapin, 1987) on the subject of Pushtimarg and Nathdwara paintings and recently written the Foreword to In the Service of Krishna (Mapin, 2019). Vikram Goyal, founder of Viya Home, is one of India's leading product designers, committed to the preservation of indigenous practices and the country's cultural heritage. Recipient of multiple design awards, he is also co-founder of Kama Ayurveda. Goyal is the eldest grandchild of late Gokal Lal Mehta, whose collection is featured in this book.

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