Ramayana
Written by Valmiki, a dacoit-turned-sage who lived at the same time as Ram himself, Ramayana follows the path of Ram. From his birth, valorous deeds, winning of the hand of Seeta in marriage, exile and suffering from Ayodhya, battle with Ravan to his final triumphant return to his kingdom as the slayer of the demon of Lanka, this epic is a guide to navigating the complex pathways of life through the inspiration of paramatma taking an avatar to mingle with earthly beings and share their joys, sorrows and challenges.Beautifully illustrated with paintings from the Mewar Ramayana prepared for Rana Jagat Singh of Mewar (reg. 1628-52), this is the first time that paintings from different locations have been put together in one volume. In the hands of mid-seventeenth century artists the story of Ram has been turned artistically into a sophisticated expression of Rajput ideals and society.
Get it now and save 10%
BECOME A MEMBER
-
The Mughals Life, Art and Culture
-
Picturesque Views of India: Sita Ram: Lord Hastings’s Journey from Calcutta to the Punjab, 1814-15
-
Indian Paintings of the British Period in the Jagdish and Kamla Mittal Museum of Indian Art
-
Indian Life and People in The 19th Century: Company Paintings in The Tapi Collection
Bibliographic information
Sumedha V. Ojha