Early 19th Century at the Victoria and Albert Museum
1,045–1,080 of 7,418 works · most celebrated first
Indian School Calcutta
A Poor Family Lamenting Their Situation in Their Humble Home
Rama and Sita
Interior with two women examining cloth
Narasimha
Raja Jai Singh III
Radha and Krishna
The temple of Shri Ranganatha
Untitled
Female Indian robin (?)
A class of children
Krishna Holding a Flute and Dancing on a Lotus
Throwing off Her Weeds
One of four drawings of inhabitants of Delhi.
Sawai Prithi Singh
The Canton Waterfront
Candallah, Bhore Ghauts
Treader out of grain
Group resting under tree
One of twelve tiny paintings depicting Mughal emperors, Afghan and Sikh nobles, and Mughal ladies.
Indra, chief of the gods and the guardian of the east, on his elephant, Airavata.
Depictions of a Domestic goose and Black ibis inocotis, of Northern India
Raja Ranbir Singh
Nau Nihal Singh
A silk-weaver and his wife
Ganesha
Fragrant plantain lily (hosta plantaginea), yu zan
Applying Fertiliser
Shiva as the slayer of the elephant demon, Gajasura.
The Ten Kings of Purgatory: King of the River of Suffering of the Second Court
Shiva Panchanana
Varuna, god of the water and the ocean and guardian of the west, riding on a makara (mythological water creature).
A Weaver and his wife
White Salt Boat
Personification of the chakra of Vishnu
Rao Raja Aniruddha Singh