Celebrating Asian Art

Incarnations of Devotion

Kapoor Galleries presents “Incarnations of Devotion” for New York’s March Asia Week, 2021. Highlights of the exhibition include an exquisite Indian painting of Radha watching a storm signed by the well-known Mandi artist Mohammadi and dated to 1824; a graceful bronze Chola-period sculpture of Parvati with 1950s provenance; a rare and charming ninth- or tenth-century bronze figure of the Buddhist goddess Tara from Kashmir; several outstanding Tibeto-Chinese scroll paintings depicting arhats and tantric deities; and a large and lustrous Tibetan gilt-bronze figure of Tara with dazzling inlaid jewelry.

The gallery exhibition will consist of the aforementioned highlights along with many fine Indian miniature paintings and a carefully-curated selection of other artworks from India, Nepal, Tibet, and Southeast Asia. A virtual exhibition space, accessible through our website, KapoorGalleries.com, will display all of the additional Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian artworks contained within our 2021 catalogue, Incarnations of Devotion. The New York exhibition will be open to the public from the 11th of March through the end of the month. We look forward to sharing this fine assembly of artworks with you!