Patna School of Painting movement — works
541–576 of 862 works · most celebrated first
Man Selling Rat Poison
Maharaja Gulab Singh
One of four paintings of Hindu deities.
Harihara attended by Parvati and Lakshmi
Copy of painting in the caves of Ajanta (Cave 2)
Portrait of Begam Samru
A Beggar
Depictions of a Indian spotted owlet and a Indian white-eye of Northern India
Krishna
Depictions of a Plumbeous redstart and a Kingfisher of Northern India
Portrait of Wu Bingjian (Howqua)
Maharaja Shiraj Rawatji Sri Pirthi Singh
Mubarak ud-Daula, Nawab of Murshidabad, ca .1795 - ca. 1805
Shiva in his local form of Tyagarajaswamy (Somaskanda) worshipped at Tiruvarur
Varari Ragini
Emperor Farrukhsiyar
Untitled
Nataraja (Shiva as lord of the dance)
Woman Making Winter Caps
A parrot
Untitled
The Imambara, Lucknow
Depictions of a White wagtail and a Brahminy duck of Northern India
Nata Ragini
The Diwan-i Khas or Private Hall of Audience, Delhi.
One of Forty-two drawings of occupations and conveyances
The Jami Masjid, Lahore
Processional scene with Amar Singh, ruler of Thanjavur (Tanjore), and Sarabhoji
A Shoe Mender
One of six paintings of occupations
A Maratha broadsword teacher and his wife
Rajah Ali Gour, a Gukkur chief of Khanpore in Huzzara
An album containing fifty-three drawings depicting occupations.
Nawab Sheik Imam-u-din, late Governor of Kashmir
Pratap Singh
Depictions of a Grey-backed shrike of Northern India