Lord Ganesha With Devotees - Delhi School - 19 Century Indian Vintage Miniature Painting - Posters Frame:Rolled Always attentive to his muse’s

Always attentive to his muse’s particular taste in attire

has been interpreted as being either a Jewish wanderer from Yiddish tradition or the Prophet Elijah

and a protector who steals the hearts of the people in both Gokul and Vrindavana

while the choleric cat near Eve's heels represents cruel cunning

a matter abetted by Sri Krishna

Lord Ganesha With Devotees - Delhi School - 19 Century Indian Vintage Miniature Painting - Posters Frame:Rolled Always attentive to his muse’sGanapati or Ganesha, the lord of hosts and god of wisdom, who is also called Vighnesvara (the lord presiding over obstacles), has an obese human body topped by the head of an elephant. Worshiped throughout Hinduism, he is invoked at the beginning of any enterprise, for his is the power to remove obstacles but also to place them in the way of success. His shape is a symbol charged with meaning on many levels. His huge belly, containing the world, is