Vintage “Kesore Beshey Sriradha” Radha Krishna Devotional Print – Art Framing Co., Calcutta

A graceful vintage Indian devotional colour print titled “KESORE BESHEY SRIRADHA”, depicting a tender and poetic Radha–Krishna scene in a refined garden setting.

The composition beautifully captures Krishna seated near Radha’s feet, offering a flower and looking upward with devotion, while Radha stands elegantly adorned in jewellery, flowing drapery and a peacock-feather head ornament. The surrounding details — including floral plants, a peacock, statuary and architectural garden elements — lend the artwork a refined romantic and devotional atmosphere.

This print retains its original lower-margin publishing details, enhancing both its historical character and collector appeal. The title “KESORE BESHEY SRIRADHA” is clearly printed, along with the publication and printing credits associated with Calcutta.

Product Details

Printed Title: KESORE BESHEY SRIRADHA

Subject: Radha & Krishna

Category: Vintage Indian Devotional / Mythological Art

Type: Vintage Colour Print

Published by: Art Framing Co.

Address: 37-8 Harrison Road, Calcutta

Printed at: Gaya Art Press, Calcutta

Original Bengali and English inscriptions present

Presented in an old black wooden frame

Period publisher details retained

Condition: Authentic vintage condition with age-related toning, stains, foxing, minor marks, creases and paper wear visible in the photographs

Description

This vintage devotional print presents one of the most beloved themes in Indian art — the eternal bond of Radha and Krishna. Krishna’s seated pose and gesture of offering create a gentle devotional mood, while Radha’s elegant stance, jewellery and expressive presence bring grace and refinement to the composition.

The ornamental border, garden backdrop and surviving Art Framing Co. / Gaya Art Press, Calcutta details make this piece attractive not only as décor, but also as a collectible example of historic Indian print culture.

The visible ageing, spotting and staining are part of the authentic vintage charm of the artwork and reflect its original period character.

Collector’s Note

Pieces retaining their original printed title, publisher details and Calcutta press credits are especially desirable for collectors of early Indian devotional and popular prints. This example is notable for its elegant Radha–Krishna subject and preserved publication details.