Ragamala paintings

gouache heightened with gold on paper, gold and yellow borders with black rules, gold painted marginspainting: 24.2 by 14

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Raga Bhairava. From a Ragamala series, Opaque watercolour and gold paint on paper, Mewar sub-style, Southern Rajasthan, mid 18th century, Shiva seated inside a pavilion

Ragamala (mala or garland of Ragas) paintings, also known as a Ragachitra (a Chitra or pictorial representation of Raga) are a tradition of paintings that bloomed in the medieval period, in courts and

Vibhasa ragini. Opaque watercolor heightened with gold on paper. India, Rajasthan, Kotah, circa 1760. Curled with his beloved against a green bolster on a yellow covered bed a lord bows his flower-tipped arrow.

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INDIA, KOTAH, 1700-1720