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Krishna Admonishes the Gopis in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, June 2018
Krishna Admonishes the Gopis (Primary Title)
Unknown (Artist)
Date: ca. 1725-50
Culture: Indian
Category: Paintings, Works On Paper
Medium: opaque watercolor, ink on paper
Collection:South Asian Art
Geography: Rajasthan, Kota, India
Dimensions: Sheet: 19 1/4 × 12 1/2 in. (48.9 × 31.75 cm)
Object Number: 68.8.96
The verses above this painting are from Book Ten of the Bhagavata Purana, which records Krishna’s youth, especially his amorous adventures with the gopis (cow maidens) of Vrindavan. So powerful was their attraction to the handsome young god that they regularly abandoned their husbands and responsibilities for nighttime encounters in the forest with him. Krishna here chides a great crowd of gopis in a jungle clearing illuminated by a silvery circle of light from the full moon. The blue-skinned deity torments these women: “Tell me why you have come. Oh Graceful Ones, the night is frightful, and haunted by terrible creatures. . . . Women should not remain here.” Hurt and frustrated by Krishna’s admonition, the women wipe their eyes, scratch the ground with their feet, or hold their hands to their foreheads in sorrow and despair.
Text from: www.vmfa.museum/piction/6027262-110007472
Unknown (Artist)
Date: ca. 1725-50
Culture: Indian
Category: Paintings, Works On Paper
Medium: opaque watercolor, ink on paper
Collection:South Asian Art
Geography: Rajasthan, Kota, India
Dimensions: Sheet: 19 1/4 × 12 1/2 in. (48.9 × 31.75 cm)
Object Number: 68.8.96
The verses above this painting are from Book Ten of the Bhagavata Purana, which records Krishna’s youth, especially his amorous adventures with the gopis (cow maidens) of Vrindavan. So powerful was their attraction to the handsome young god that they regularly abandoned their husbands and responsibilities for nighttime encounters in the forest with him. Krishna here chides a great crowd of gopis in a jungle clearing illuminated by a silvery circle of light from the full moon. The blue-skinned deity torments these women: “Tell me why you have come. Oh Graceful Ones, the night is frightful, and haunted by terrible creatures. . . . Women should not remain here.” Hurt and frustrated by Krishna’s admonition, the women wipe their eyes, scratch the ground with their feet, or hold their hands to their foreheads in sorrow and despair.
Text from: www.vmfa.museum/piction/6027262-110007472
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