Two depictions of Surya and Indra - Lot 124

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Two depictions of Surya and Indra - Lot 124
Two depictions of Surya and Indra Pigments on paper Mysore, 19th–20th century 28.5 x 35.5 cm (image size) Provenance: Formerly in the Jacques Marchais collection. Sale of the Marchais Collection by Fraysse & Ass., December 3, 2007, lots 357 and 358. The god Surya (the Sun) is depicted in his single-wheeled celestial chariot, accompanied by two shaktis. The chariot, driven by Aruna, is drawn by seven horses. The god Chandra (the Moon), standing in his chariot, holds lotuses in his hands. Accompanied by two shaktis, their chariot is drawn by ten white horses. In the lower left corner, one label reads “Surya” in Devanagari with the English word “Sun” next to it, and the other reads “Chandra” in Devanagari with its English translation, “Moon.”
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