Plaque with Krishna and Gopis

In this painting, swirling waters of the Yamuna River serve as a playground for the dark-skinned Hindu god Krishna and a group of gopis (female cowherds). He is shown teasing the g...

The folio depicts the blue-skinned Hindu god Krishna’s subjugation of the Serpent King Kaliya in the waters of the river Yamuna. The artist depicts Krishna three times to illustrat...

This painting depicts the episode of Jambavan, king of the bears, offering his daughter, Jambavati, to Krishna for marriage. The illustration can be divided into three vignettes. S...

The drawing shows Krishna, the eighth avatar of Vishnu who is venerated as a god in his own right, seated near the entrance of a large wall that leads to a dense jungle. Krishna ge...

This small votive plaque has a flat bottom, nearly vertical sides, and a scalloped top in the form of an ogival arch. This Buddhist plaque features three bodhisattvas, each molded ...

Seated on a bench is Yashoda with the infant Krishna on her lap. Yashoda is the foster mother of Krishna, who is the eighth avatar of Vishnu and venerated as a deity in his own rig...

The painting depicts the blue-skinned Hindu god Krishna multiple times in the act of stealing butter. Krishna’s childhood mischiefs are popular tales from the tenth book of the Bha...

On the recto side of this folio is a painting featuring Hindu god Krishna and his consort Radha on a palatial terrace. On the verso side of this folio are four lines of Hindi writt...