Early 19th Century at the Victoria and Albert Museum
1,585–1,620 of 7,418 works · most celebrated first
Vishnu as Vishvarupa (cosmic or universal man)
One of forty-five drawings of Muharram scenes, occupations, festivals and ceremonies.
One of seven paintings of unidentified Muslim buildings in South India.
Flatford Mill from a Lock on the Stour
A soldier and his wife
Hampstead Heath
Untitled
Three South Indian couples
Castor Bean
Bananas
Mock lime (aglaia odorata), zhen zhu lan or mi zi lan
Krishna
Amir Khan
Captain James Tod riding an elephant with his companions and escort
Khokhar raga
View of the bazaar at the back of the Jami Masjid, Delhi
Kali on the prostrate body of Shiva
The fort, Agra
Krishna and Bakasura
One of five views of Delhi and one of Lahore.
The Ten Kings of Purgatory: King of the Five Offices of the Fourth Court
A barber and his wife
Charles Kean as Hamlet in <i>Hamlet</i> by William Shakespeare
Gu Chuan
The Mill
Yusuf and Zulaykha
Chinese rose
Ariel
A Malabar fortune-teller
Vayu, the god of the wind and guardian of the north-west, riding on a deer.
Sohni and Mahinval
Cobbler
Untitled
Fan-seller
Tinman
Virabhadra, the son of Shiva.