Raja Ravi Varma

1848–1906 · Kingdom of Thiruvithamkoor

Raja Ravi Varma (Malayalam:) (29 April 1848 – 2 October 1906) was an Indian painter. His works are one of the best examples of the fusion of European academic art with a purely Indian sensibility and iconography. Wikipedia

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Works

“Shakuntala”, 1898 — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“There Comes Papa”, 1893 — Kowdiar Palace
“Nair lady Adorning Her Hair”, 1873
“Galaxy of Musicians”, 1889 — Jaganmohan Palace
“Shakuntala Patra-lekhan”, 1876
“Reclining Woman”, 1902
“Tilottama”, 1896 — Wellcome Collection
“Kadambari”, 1910 — Wellcome Collection
“Shakuntala writing a love letter on a lotus leaf”, 1880–1885 — Ashmolean Museum
“The Maharani of Travancore”, 1887 — Royal Collection
“Portrait of a Lady” — National Gallery of Modern Art
“Woman Holding a Fruit” — National Gallery of Modern Art
“Laxman Shakti”, 1880s
“The Coquette”, 1893
“Droupathi in Virata's Palace” — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“A native noble man”, 1901
“Bheeshma oath”
“Vishvamitra”, 1897
“Hamsa Damayanti”, 1899 — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“The Milkmaid.”, 1904 — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“Kerala Varma Valiya Koil Thampuran”, 1880 — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“Maharani Lakshmi Bayi”, 1883 — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“Charity” — Sree Chitra Art Gallery
“Damayanti (Untitled)”, 1890–1900
“Lady making a garland”, 1895
“Shakuntala and Sakhis”
“Woman Holding a Fan”, 1895 — Victoria and Albert Museum