నందికోళ్ల గోపాలరావు: కూర్పుల మధ్య తేడాలు

 

==కళాఖండాలు==

* '''Sriman Narayana''' (1928) : This painting reflected a radiant beauty of [[Sriman Narayana]] with his consorts in vibrant colors which could only be worshiped. He is portrayed holding the four attributes associated with him: A conch shell, held by the upper left hand, The chakra, a sharp-spinning discus-like weapon, held by the upper right hand, A mace, held by the lower left hand, A lotus flower, held by the lower right hand. He is shown reclining on Shesha Naga, the assemblage rests on the "Kshira Sagar".<ref>[http://www.gopalarao.com/painting4.html Painting of Sriman Narayana]</ref>

* '''Uthra Abimanya''' (1929) : The painting depicts the love between Uthra, the daughter of Virata Raja and Abimanya, the son of Arjuna. The theme is taken from the "Virata Parvam" from [[Mahabharata]]. The painting is so well crafted that the details like the folds of Uthra’s saree, while she leaning over Abhimanya in war costumes with his horse in the backdrop.<ref>[http://www.gopalarao.com/painting5.html Painting of Uthra Abimanya]</ref>