Paintings from the Rajput courts of Rajasthan — vibrant folk processions, Ragamala compositions, noblewomen in palace interiors, and equestrian portraits. The Rajasthani miniature tradition is known for its bold palette, flat colour fields, and deep roots in Sanskrit poetic and devotional literature.
Lord Ganesha with Shubh Labh — Indian Miniature Painting on Paper (9×6 in)
Lord Ganesha — Devotional Miniature on Paper (12×11 in)
Lord Ganesha Seated under Ornate Arch — Devotional Miniature on Paper (12×8 in)
Radha Krishna under the Kadamba Tree — Miniature on Paper (12×8 in)
Radha Krishna on the Swing — Miniature on Paper (12×9 in)
Lord Ganesha with Scriptures and Offerings — Devotional Miniature on Paper (13×9 in)
Radha Krishna Embracing under Banana Trees — Miniature on Paper (13×9 in)
Radha Krishna by Moonlight on a Garden Terrace — Miniature on Paper (13×9 in)
Ragamala Lady in the Garden — Hand-Painted Indian Miniature on Paper (11×9 in)
Rajput Queen with Huqqa — Hand-Painted Miniature Portrait on Paper (11×9 in)
Rajput Noblewoman with Huqqa — Hand-Painted Miniature in Palace Interior (11×6 in)
