Patna School of Painting movement — works
577–612 of 862 works · most celebrated first
Maharaja Sher Singh
Man Selling Salted Fish
Derbyan Parakeet
One scene of a wedding: bride and groom paying respect to the ancestors
Vishnu, Garuda and Hanuman
Two Indian ladies, one with a drum, the other with a sarangi.
A Dancing-girl
Maharaja Kharak Singh
Depictions of a sandpiper and Garganey goose of Northern India
Man Singing Dragon Boat Songs
Untitled
Man Selling Mutton
A scene from the Ramayana.
Untitled
Dog Breaking Rice From the Husk
Maharaja Sawai Isri Singh
One of five drawings of Sikh heroes
Copy of painting inside the caves of Ajanta (Cave 1)
One scene of a wedding: the bride and her dowry on her way to her new home
Woman and Performing Monkey
The Burmese Prime Minister
Malabar weaver caste
A Glass Grinder
One of twenty-four paintings of South Indian castes and occupations.
A Comb Seller
Hanuman before Rama, Sita and Lakshmana
A wooden panel containing ten ivory miniatures, formerly mounted in two bracelets, depicting Indian rulers.
Bird and Temple
Three religious mendicant couples
Bust portrait of Ahmad Baksh Khan
Vishnu in his form as Pandharinatha or Vithoba worshipped at Pandharpur (Maharashtra)
Shiva in his form as Bichandi or Bhikshatana
An Indian lady reclining on a couch in the open verandah of a palace.
Depictions of a common Indian bee-eater and a Indian purple sunbird of Northern India
One of eight paintings of occupations and ceremonies.
Kharak Singh