
कब तुम मोसो पतित उधारो
Kab Tum Moso Patit Udharo
Surdas
1 verse · ~6 lines · 1 min
№ MMXXVI
RACHNA · A LIVING ARCHIVE
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Aaju Haun Ek Ek Kari Tarihaun
Surdas1 verses · ~1 min
आजु हौं एक-एक करि टरिहौं। के तुमहीं के हमहीं, माधौ, अपुन भरोसे लरिहौं। हौं तौ पतित सात पीढिन कौ, पतिते ह्वै निस्तरिहौं। अब हौं उघरि नच्यो चाहत हौं, तुम्हे बिरद बिन करिहौं। कत अपनी परतीति नसावत, मैं पायौ हरि हीरा। सूर पतित तबहीं उठिहै, प्रभु, जब हँसि दैहौ बीरा।
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Paired Painting
Satyaki
In this compelling and deeply emotional work, Raja Ravi Varma brings to life a dramatic episode from the Mahabharata featuring the noble warrior Satyaki. The scene radiates tension and reverence, capturing the complex political and spiritual atmosphere of the epic. Lord Krishna is seated with serene grace on the right, clad in radiant golden and reddish robes, observing the unfolding confrontation with divine composure. Satyaki stands tall and resolute in vibrant turquoise attire, his hand raised in a gesture of profound declaration while holding his sword, embodying absolute loyalty and fearless valor. Surrounding figures display an array of intense human reactions, from anxious contemplation to awe, all masterfully rendered through the academic realism that defined Ravi Varma's legendary career. This artwork served as a vital bridge, allowing generations of devotees and art lovers to connect visually with the eternal moral dilemmas and heroic ideals of the sacred epic.
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