Krishna with Radha

Krishna with Radha
India, 18th century
Gouache
Brigham Young University Museum of Art, gift of Lorraine Allen, 920029000
Krishna and Radha stand together, while an attendant faces them holding a vessel of incense or perfume. Krishna points to the black crescent moon, a frequent symbol of beauty. This painting likely represents a folk narrative from the area of Vrindavan, where Krishna originated.
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