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Hindu god Mahadeva (Shiva) and his consort Bhavani (Parvati) (engraving)
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Hindu god Mahadeva (Shiva) and his consort Bhavani (Parvati) (engraving)
7147545 Hindu god Mahadeva (Shiva) and his consort Bhavani (Parvati) (engraving) by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hindu god Mahadeva (Shiva) and his consort Bhavani (Parvati). Illustration from Illustrierte Mythologie, Gottersagen und Kultusformen der Hellenen, Romer, Aegypter und Inder (Otto Spamer, Leipzig, 1867).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving from the 19th century showcases the Hindu god Mahadeva, also known as Shiva, and his consort Bhavani, or Parvati. The intricate print is part of a private collection and depicts the divine couple in all their splendor. Mahadeva stands tall with his majestic presence, adorned with a necklace that symbolizes his divine status. His consort Bhavani complements him beautifully, radiating grace and elegance. Together, they represent the epitome of love and devotion. The skilled German School engraver has captured every detail meticulously, bringing out the heavenly aura surrounding these deities. Their celestial bodies are intertwined amidst an array of symbolic elements such as skulls and skeletons, representing mortality within divinity. As one delves deeper into this artwork's rich symbolism, it becomes apparent that it is not just a mere depiction but rather an exploration of Hindu mythology. This illustration originates from "Illustrierte Mythologie" a renowned publication by Otto Spamer in Leipzig during 1867. The image evokes a sense of awe and reverence for these powerful gods who hold great significance in Hinduism—a religion deeply rooted in India's cultural fabric. It serves as a reminder of Asia's diverse religious traditions while showcasing the artistic prowess prevalent during the 19th century. This black-and-white masterpiece invites viewers to delve into ancient legends and mythical tales that have shaped civilizations throughout history—an invitation to explore polytheistic beliefs through artistry at its finest.
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