Ragini Gujari deals with torment of love in separation; pining for her absent lover. She is represented as a young woman, erotic in the traditional form, whose blossoming youth and beauty inspires love. Wearing many ornaments and fine clothes, holding a tanpura on her shoulder, this fair, lovely and superbly accomplished Ragini Gujari sings her songs of woe to a pair of gazelles. With their faces uplifted, they gaze at her in silent admiration, enchanted by her beauty as much as by the music. The gazelle duo represent the lovers together whereas Gujari wallows in viyoga (separation).
Ragini Gujari, wife of Raga Deepak, is seated on the river bank playing the tanpura. She enchants the flora and fauna alike. Delicate lines, fresh lyricism and soft restraint are the highlights of this painting.
This description by Renu Rana.
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