Radha offering Pan to Krishna and Balarama - Guler School c1820 - Indian Miniature Painting - Life Size Posters KRISHNA The theme of the two

The theme of the two lovers embracing recurs in Picasso’s paintings from the 1970’s

Seeing zoo with the eyes of the artist - August Macke often visited the Cologne Zoo and filled there a sketchbook after a sketchbook

Drawn from studies of anatomical drawings and Edward Muybridge's motion photography

and an independence activist

It may be a complete world in female form and organic pattern

Radha offering Pan to Krishna and Balarama - Guler School c1820 - Indian Miniature Painting - Life Size Posters KRISHNA The theme of the twoRadha And Krishna Under A Parasol has the tradition of Indian miniature painting which can be traced from the 9th 10th century in the Buddhist Pala period palm leaf manuscript of eastern India and in the western India in the Jaina palm leaf manuscript. With the introduction of paper in 12th century in India, illustrations on paper manuscript of larger format than the narrow palm leaf, began to come into vogue.