Raja Ravi Varma’s “Yashoda and Krishna” Sells for Record-Breaking Price A 19th-century painting by renowned Indian artist Raja Ravi Varma, titled “Yashoda and Krishna,” achieved a significant auction result, establishing a new record for Indian artwork sales. The artwork commanded a substantial price, becoming the most expensive Indian artwork ever sold, according to BBC reports. The painting depicts Yashoda and her son Krishna, a central motif in Hindu mythology. Raja Ravi Varma, a pivotal figure in Indian art history, is celebrated for his detailed and evocative depictions of Hindu deities and narratives. This particular work, previously held in a private collection, garnered considerable interest from international collectors and enthusiasts. Details regarding the exact sale price were not immediately available for publication. However, industry observers noted the extraordinary achievement underscores the growing global appreciation for Ravi’s artistic legacy and the value of significant historical Indian art. The sale represents a landmark moment for art auctions and highlights the continued demand for works by Raja, solidifying his place as one of India’s most important artistic figures. The artwork’s acquisition is expected to generate considerable discussion within the art world. Topics: #record #raja #ravi Post navigation The fastest can be eaten at the Tartus Night Salad Race. The full food cabinet was emptied in an hour and caused a heated debate. TONIS ARRO ⟩Global madness twice a year