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A REVERSE GLASS PAINTING OF THE HINDU GODDESS OF WEALTH, LAKSHMI China made for the Indian export market, 19th century Opaque pigments, polychrome enamels, white wash, silver, and gold on glass, the vertical-format composition depicting the four-armed Hindu Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity, Lakshmi, seated on an Indian throne surmounted by a polychrome parasol, holding two lotus flowers in her hands, flanked by two female attendants with flywhisks, set against a typical Indian palatial balcony with a lush verdant garden in the background, the back of the frame with a handwritten sticky note stating 'Laxima Goddess of Worth 150 years old from Q..(?)', framed, 57cm x 41.5cm including the frame.
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A REVERSE GLASS PAINTING OF THE HINDU GODDESS OF WEALTH, LAKSHMI China made for the Indian export market, 19th century Opaque pigments, polychrome enamels, white wash, silver, and gold on glass, the vertical-format composition depicting the four-armed Hindu Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity, Lakshmi, seated on an Indian throne surmounted by a polychrome parasol, holding two lotus flowers in her hands, flanked by two female attendants with flywhisks, set against a typical Indian palatial balcony with a lush verdant garden in the background, the back of the frame with a handwritten sticky note stating 'Laxima Goddess of Worth 150 years old from Q..(?)', framed, 57cm x 41.5cm including the frame.
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