祭神 設色紙本

Maggs Bros. Ltd., London, 8 June 1973

Very good overall condition. Slight loss and wear to edges of folio borders, clearly visible in catalog illustration. Slight losses to pigments on the silver border of Shrinathji's skirt. Silver pigments in the painting have become oxidized. This lot is exhibited in a temporary frame.
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Tilakayat Dauji II (1797-1826) performing arati (the ceremonial waving of a lamp) before the image of Sri Nath Ji accompanied by a Brahmin holding a ceremonial morchal. Sri Nath Ji dressed for the special occasion of Sharada Purnima.

Refer to Amit Ambalal, Krishna as Srinathji, New York, 1987,  pp. 112-113.