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English: Artistic representation of Sri Krishna by Raja Ravi Varma
Date circa 1930s
Source https://www.ashvitas.com/shop/prints--multiples/lithographs
Author Ravi Varma Press Malavi/Lonavla

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Sri Krishna with Rukmini and Sathyabama

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27 February 2022

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