Raja Ravi Varma (1848 - 1906) was born into an aristocratic family of Kerala in India. He taught himself the intricacies of oil painting and the practices of European naturalism. He was a prolific painter who was famous for his paintings based on Indian mythology & epics. In this painting, titled "Sairandhri, 1891" the artist depicts Draupadi disguised as Sairandhri (a female servant) going to the court of Keechaka carrying milk and honey. Draupadi is Hindu mythological figure, well known in the Indian culture. The guard on duty wears a turban and holds a spear. He glances across at Draupadi, she shields her face behind her sari to avoid recognition.

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Size: 90 (h) x 67cm (w)
35 in (h) x 26 in (w)

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Material: Oil Paint on Canvas

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