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the confrontation of the pavilion of Nazi Germany with that of the Soviet Union – both characterised by a stiff monumentalism – were in direct opposition to the aim of the exhibition
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1920 Indian offset lithography, "Bhoothnath" Shiva - God with rainbow riding Lion - Ravi Varma Press tiger the confrontation of the pavilionDate: 1920s Size: 10 x 14 inches About the Poster: I don't often find items from India, but when I do, they bring me joy. I was recently fortunate enough to find a portfolio of original lithographs from the (Indian) Ravi Varma Press, created around 1920. Vibrantly coloured and full of references to Hindu gods and goddesses, they are spectacular and a rare find. (You can find out more about them here: https: artsandculture. google. com story wanderers
