Shankar as Dakshinamurthy - Raja Ravi Varma Puranic Painting (18 × 24 in Poster) shiva detachment image who lovingly entices him with

who lovingly entices him with a ball of butter (makhan)-a reference to Krishna’s beloved childhood pastime as the mischievous makhan-chor (butter thief)

Its simplicity

The Central Image - Hanuman in Sacred Form

It symbolizes bhakti (devotion)

unmediated

Shankar as Dakshinamurthy - Raja Ravi Varma Puranic Painting (18 × 24 in Poster) shiva detachment image who lovingly entices him withFine Art Reproduction Print (Ravi Varma Press Reproduction) Artist Date: Raja Ravi Varma Circa 1910 Ravi Varma Press, Karla Lonavla Key Features This rare and serene composition presents Lord Shiva in his form as Dakshinamurthy, the divine teacher a profound and lesser depicted aspect of the deity described in scripture as a young preacher of supreme knowledge. Seated in a yogic posture beneath a great tree, Shiva's leg is bound in the traditional