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Krishna Abducting Rukmani from the Temple by Unbekannt Unbekannt

Krishna Abducting Rukmani from the Temple

(Unknown Indian - Krishna Abducting Rukmani from the Temple)


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18th century  ·  Wasserfarbe auf Papier  ·  Image ID: 5317

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Krishna Abducting Rukmani from the Temple by Unbekannt Unbekannt. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
horse · prince · carriage · people · parade · princess · colorful · happy · extravagent · wheel · unknown · indian · krishna · abducting · rukmani · from · temple
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