COLORIDAS PINTURAS DE LA INDIA Y PAKISTÁN DE LA COLECCIÓN DEL VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM, LONDRES

Hanuman and other Monkeys in conversation with Rama. Gouache. Malwa, India, mid-17th century

Groom Holding a Saddled Horse. Gouache. Punjab Plains, Pakistan, c.1840.

Colonel James Tod riding an elephant, attended by cavalry and repoys led by Duncan. Udaipur, India, c.1820.

Child like Shaivite figure with angel's wings, riding on a composite bull, preceded by a white demon like figure holding a cobra. Tempera. Murshidabad, India, c.1760.

Nawab Nizam-ul-Mulk Bahadur on an elephant, escorted by retainers. Painting. Deccan, India, c.1765.

A Sikh ruler in Darbar. Gouache on paper. Guler, India, c.1775

Mian Mukand Dev of Jasrota on a riding picnic, by Nainsukh. Watercolour. Pahari period. Jasrota, Punjab Hill, India, 1740-45.

Lady standing by her sleeping lover, School of Sajnu. Mandi, Punjab Hills, India, c.1810.

Hamza killing a tiger. Gouache on paper. India, Mughal period, Akbar reign, 1562-75.

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