Ardhanari, c.1825 - Unknown artist - Framed art Print b1900a His talent for crafting balanced

His talent for crafting balanced and organised compositions made it straightforward to recognise this artwork as an illustration of the Arch of Titus

He once remarked

which was released in segments (four plates per segment) in Paris between 1827 to 1833

This is when he created his Diamond Dust Shoes series

Meindert Hobbema masterfully uses the trees on either side of the painting to guide the viewer's eyes towards the center of the piece

Ardhanari, c.1825 - Unknown artist - Framed art Print b1900a His talent for crafting balancedFramed Indian & South Asian art print (40 x 32 cm) by Unknown artist. Buy this print framed for 160. Buy this print unframed for 50. Framed Size is 40 x 32 cm. Other print sizes and frame styles are available. To buy, or to see more size and frame options, select 'Choose frame'.. About this artwork Ardhanari was formed through the fusion of Shiva and Parvati. It was depicted using gouache paint on watermarked paper. This piece originates from