Artwork
Pilgrimage - Pata.
Pilgrimage - Pata. is an unspecified painting by Unknown. It dates from 1700 and is held in the collection of the National Museum. This painting on cloth, known as a pata, depicts a pilgrimage scene in a colorful and intricate composition.
About this work
Overview
This painting on cloth, known as a pata, depicts a pilgrimage scene in a colorful and intricate composition. The artwork is characterized by a long, narrow format and a collage-like arrangement of numerous small images and scenes.
Subject & Meaning
The central image is a large white temple surrounded by smaller buildings and figures, indicating it is the focal point of the pilgrimage. The scene includes devotees gathered around and traveling towards the temple, as well as various details such as trees, animals, and religious symbols.
Technique & Style
The dominant colors used are red, yellow, green, and blue, with gold accents throughout, contributing to the overall visual richness. The arrangement and use of color reflect traditional Indian artistic practices.
Artist & collection
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