The gods ask Shiva to destroy the rakshasas; he directs them to Vishnu, who agrees by Indian School

The gods ask Shiva to destroy the rakshasas; he directs them to Vishnu, who agrees

(The gods ask Śiva to destroy the rākṣasas; he directs them to Viṣṇu, who agrees)


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The gods ask Shiva to destroy the rakshasas; he directs them to Vishnu, who agrees by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
17th century · colour · civilization · hinduism · religion · india · asia · miniature · mythology · mythological figure · hinduism · hindu · mammal · 17th century · bull · bovine · bulls · religion · vishnu · parvati · siva · hindoo · shiva · bullock · nandi · bovinae · British Library, London, UK / Bridgeman Images
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