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The Story of Ganesha Acrylic Print
by Vishnudas Art
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The Story of Ganesha acrylic print by Vishnudas Art. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
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For a very special discount for 'canvas prints only please send your particular request to vdas@krishnaland.com... more
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For a very special discount for 'canvas prints only" please send your particular request to vdas@krishnaland.com
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This painting tells the story of how Ganesha got his elephant head. His mother, the beautiful goddess Parvati was bathing and she asked her young son to guard the entrance area. Lord Shiva arrived on his bull Nandi and noticed this young man guarding his wife Parvati. So a fight ensued with Shiva's followers and the boy. The boy won the fight, so Shiva asked Lord Indra to distract the boy while he comes up behind him. Shiva was successful and cut off the boys head, not knowing that this was his son because Shiva was away for a long while! During his absence Parvati had created this boy from her own mystic powers without the help of Shiva! Parvati screamed "what have you done, this is our son!" Shiva was mortified and so he immediately left and came back...
About Vishnudas Art
I have had many teachers of art within the last 40+ years as I've evolved with my visions. My paintings have become more of a consequence of meditation rather than the result of sensual stimulation as we find an abundance of in the art world today. So I can say that these paintings are the outcome of my visions, which are important to me, not simply fanciful imaginations. I base my work on the descriptions found in Vedic and Vaishnava scripture. I study, the visions come, I meditate, I draw, then paint. It is nothing mystical to me, but the mystery may lie more in this and my previous life's history, as is with each one of us. The mystical realm that some are fearless to tread involves asking such questions as: why have we come to this...
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