Krishna and Radha, Page from a Dispersed Rasikapriya (Verses Celebrating Aspects of Love)

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...

The drawing depicts Radha, the consort of the Hindu god Krishna, on the terrace of her palatial abode. Her chin rests on her hand as she listens to her female companion (sakhi), wh...

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...

Radha stands at the center of her palace’s terrace, flanked by two columns. On the right is a female attendant that holds a peacock feather fan about Radha’s head. Radha’s arms are...

Seated under an awning outside of a sumptuous bedchamber, the blue-skinned Krishna and his consort, Radha, hold one another close. The lightning that snakes across the dark sky abo...

Radha sits back on a large cushion outside her palace. She faces a female companion who stands before her, gesturing. Krishna has just left their company, and is walking into the d...

An enthroned Radha sits in an open palatial courtyard. She converses with her sakhi (female companion), who kneels in front of her. A female attendant fans Radha from behind, while...

Seated on a white, open-air terrace are the figures of Krishna and Radha. They are seated on a white rug that resembles a large flower with individual petals and against a large cy...