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Raja Ravi Varma was born on 29 April,1848 at Kilimanoorn, Travacore. Ravi Varma was the son of Ezhumavil Neelakanthan Bhattatiripad and Umayamba Thampurratti. His mother Uma Ambabayi Thampuratty belonged to the baronial family which ruled the Kilimanoor fedual state within the kingdom of Travancore. She was a poet and writer of some talent, and her work Parvati Swayamvaram was published by Varma after her death.

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Raja Ravi Varma paints Damayanthi making an impression on Nala through a swan. Abdomen belts were normal in those circumstances and a straightforward and viable route for Indian ladies to know whether they were putting on weight. Aside from profiting from the properties of valuable metals against their body when they showered.

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“Many of us have understood Raja Ravi Varma wrongly as an artist who achieved everything because of his background. However, the truth is that he had to face a lot of difficulties and was successful despite that. Also, most of this awards and achievements happened outside Kerala like how his work ‘Seetha Bhoopravesham’ got such a grand welcome in Baroda,” says Mr. Venu Nair.

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Raja Ravi Varma delivered numerous artful culminations of workmanship amid his life. Here is a thorough rundown of probably the most conspicuous works of Raja Ravi Varma:
A Family of Beggars – This artistic creation spoke to the grieved province of Indian financial matters.
A Lady Playing Swarbat – Just like huge numbers of his works of art, this as well, was designed according to a South Indian lady.
Arjuna and Subhadra – This painting narrates a story from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
Damayanti Talking to a Swan – This too is a scene straight out of Mahabharata.
Draupadi Dreading to meet Kichaka – Once again, this picture narrates a story from Mahabharata.
Girl in Sage Kanwa's Hermitage (Rishi-Kanya) – This story talks about the story of Shakuntala.
Jatayu (a bird devotee of Lord Rama) – This is perhaps one of the most commonly featured work of Raja Ravi Varma. The picture narrates the story of Jatayu who gives up its life after fighting the mighty villain Ravana from Ramayanam.

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One take a gander at this striking painting of Jatayu Vadha by Raja Ravi Varma and you need to take it home. Be that as it may, just a little level of antique artistic creations accessible in the market might be real. On the off chance that you are a workmanship darling and are excessively awed, making it impossible to purchase a sketch, ensure you have it confirmed by a prepared eye.

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