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Trideva
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| Size | : 42" x 50" |
| Medium | : Acrylic |
| Surface | : Canvas |
| Frame | : Frame is not available for this size |
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Trideva is a 42" x 50" acrylic original by artist Deven Bhosale, and its title — the three gods — is built directly into its composition. Vishnu stands at the center in sharp, fully rendered blue, holding his four traditional attributes: a lotus, a discus, a conch, and a mace resting at his feet, while Brahma and Shiva appear behind him as softer, translucent presences rather than separate, equally weighted figures.
That choice to render two-thirds of the Trimurti as faded and ghostly, present but visually secondary to Vishnu, gives the painting a clear hierarchy of focus without excluding either figure from the frame — Brahma recognizable by his beard on one side, Shiva by his trident and cobra on the other.
Bhosale sets the whole composition against a radiant gold field, streaming light suggested through soft vertical strokes, with pale mist rendered along the bottom edge, giving the scene a sense of the divine emerging from cloud.
Vishnu's cool blue skin against the warm gold background is the painting's central contrast, the same color relationship Bhosale uses for Rama in Dhanurdhari elsewhere in this collection.
The careful rendering of each attribute in Vishnu's four hands — lotus, discus, conch, mace — gives collectors and devotees a complete, correctly detailed reference within a single composition rather than a simplified or partial depiction.
The vertical format suits a dedicated devotional space or a substantial feature wall, where the layered depth between the sharp central figure and the translucent figures behind him can be appreciated at full scale.
This is a hand-painted acrylic original on canvas, not a reproduction. The translucent rendering of Brahma and Shiva is achieved through soft, low-opacity layering distinct from Vishnu's fully opaque central figure.
Trideva holds all three gods in one frame without flattening them into equal parts — one figure fully present, two more felt clearly behind him.
Trideva sits alongside pieces like Sadhu-Yogi in Bhosale's Guest Artist collection, part of Bhosale's consistent attention to musculature and weight, regardless of subject. Being acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas, it doesn't need a frame to look finished, though a simple floating frame works well if you prefer a more polished presentation. Beyond the spaces already suited to it, Trideva also works well in a bedroom accent wall for a slightly different feel.
Pieces like this tend to be built in stages, and the finished surface still carries visible traces of that process rather than hiding it. Indirect natural light generally shows the surface at its best, and keeping it out of direct, prolonged sun helps the colours hold over time.
