Works by Indian artists Purkhu of Kangra, Badri Narayan included in Neue Auctions Feb. 20 sale
Opaque watercolor and gold leaf on paper Harivasma illustration attributed to Purkhu of Kangra (Indian, active circa 1780-1820), depicting Krishna riding Garuda (est. $10,000-$20,000).
BEACHWOOD, OH
.- A small collection of paintings attributed to the Indian artist Purkhu of Kangra (active circa 1780-1820), two paintings by the Indian artist Badri Narayan (1929-2013), and a 17th century Shah-nameh (or Book of Kings, Irans central literary work) are all part of Neue Auctions online-only fine art and antiques auction planned for Saturday, February 20th.
The sale nicknamed A Neue Year Auction will begin promptly at 11 am Eastern time and features 323 lots of paintings, sculptures, decorative objects, fine furniture, Persian carpets and the auctions headliner: the very fine paintings from India. Internet bidding will be facilitated by Liveauctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and
BEACHWOOD, Ohio â A small collection of paintings attributed to the Indian artist Purkhu of Kangra (active circa 1780-1820), two paintings by the Indian artist Badri Narayan (1929-2013), and a 17th century Shah-nameh (or
Book of Kings, Iranâs central literary work) are all part of Neue Auctionsâ online-only fine art and antiques auction planned for Saturday, February 20th.
The sale â nicknamed A Neue Year Auction â will begin promptly at 11 am Eastern time and features 323 lots of paintings, sculptures, decorative objects, fine furniture, Persian carpets and the auctionâs headliner: the very fine paintings from India. Internet bidding will be facilitated by Liveauctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and Bidsquare.com. Phone and absentee bids are accepted.
Also up for bid will be fine art, sculptures, decorative objects, fine furniture, Persian carpets and more. The online auction starts at 11 am Eastern time.
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