1. Prince Dara Shikoh, eldest son of Emperor Shah Jahan, seated in the company of Palace ladies, ready to partake of the food and wine which has been laid out. The garden setting, musicians playing and pairs of ducks in the pond add a romantic touch. (Size 17.5x12.5 Cm) - Mughal Miniature 1700 AD
2. A princess seated on a plain carpet with a bolster at her back. Female musicians are entertaining her and an attendent with a peacock-feather fan stands besides her. The soft, delicate faces and sober palette are indicative of the paintings of the Muhammad Shah period. (Size 16.5x11.5 Cm) - Mughal Miniature 1730 AD
3. A Street scene depicting a noble man being received while a group of noblemen are playing polo. Musicians can be scene playing music. (Size 18.0x10.5 Cm) - Mughal Miniature 1600 AD
4. A Folio from an illustrated Mughal manuscript, courtiers paying respect to the Emperor. (Size 17.0x10.0 Cm) - Mughal Miniature 1600 AD
5. Muhammad shah and his courtiers being entertained by a group of dancers and musicians on an open terrace in the late evening, while the ladies dance to the music. (Size 17.0x12.5 Cm) - Mughal Miniature 1730 AD
6. The pomp and magnificance of the Shah Jahan period is depicted in this painting in minute details. The cusped arch, introduced by Shah Jahan, is seen artistically surrounding the red pillars. (Size 17.0x11.5 Cm) - Mughal Miniature 1650 AD

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1. The setting is in a formal garden with tiny water fountains. The warm atmosphere of the deccan plateau is depicted by the shining sun, the green meadow and the clouds tinged with gold. The Ragini's attire and embroidered slippers are typically from Hyderabad. (Size 20.5x13.0 Cm) - Deccani Miniature 1800 AD
2. A sakhi is taking Radha to Krishna's dwelling at night. Radha is beautifully attired in silk garments trimmed with gold. The moonlit sky with twinkling stars brings an atmosphere of Romance. (Size 20.0x12.0 Cm) - Kangra Miniature 1800 AD
3. The raga is depicted as a stately nobleman seated with his lady and an ornate couch with embroidered bolsters. Two oil lamps are burning under a canopy which also has a rich design. (Size 20.5x11.5 Cm) - Deccani Miniature 1800 AD
4. Two ladies are watching the approach of rains shown by the dark thunder clouds and lightning in the grey sky. The excitement of the ladies is evident from the fact that one of them is depicted barefoot. (Size 20.5x13.5 Cm) - Rajasthani Miniature 1780 AD
5. Krishna is seated on a terrace and a sakhi is inviting him to come to meet Radha who awaits him in a pavilion. The head ornaments of all the three figures are noteworthy. (Size 20.5x13.5 Cm) - Bundelkhand Miniature 1800 AD
6. A painting showing illustration from Rasikpriya - A sakhi carrying a message from Radha comes to Krishna to plead with him. (Size 20.5x13.0 Cm) - Mewar Miniature 1700 AD

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1. The painting is one of Baramasa series, depicting the winter month of Posh. A prince & princess sit close together wrapped in a warm orange shawl, gazing adoringly at each other. A fire glow in front, painted golden. Elsewhere in palace a black bug can be seen. (Size 22.0x15.0 Cm) - Pahari Miniature 1800 AD
2. Bazbahadur, the ruler of Mandu, resting in the hillsides with his beloved Rupmati. Their horses are teethered to a tree. Rupmati's eyes are closed in mute ecstasy, while Bazbahadur gazes at her with unbounded love. The Nocturnal sky is twinkling with stars, birds are roosting in the trees and there is a pair of leopard in a distant hollow in the forest. (Size 24.0x17.0 Cm) - Garhwal Miniature 1790 AD
3. A lovelorn maiden overcome by emotion. A subtle touch is added  by the painter in depicting Krishna playing his flute in the distance. Radha also used to pine for him in the same manner, overcome by emotion, when she heard the strains of his flute in the woods. (Size 20.0x15.0 Cm) - Kangra Miniature 19XX AD
4. The expression of the youthful lovers seated in a balcony is one of tranquility and pleasure of love in union. The rainy water is adding to romance of the atmosphere. Trees are full with mangoes. Elsewhere in palace a maid is preparing huqqah. (Size 22.5x17.0 Cm) - Kangra Miniature 1780 AD
5. The painting depicts the romance of Baz Bahadur and Rupmati, who are riding in the forest by the night on the richly caparisoned horses. (Size 23.5x17.0 Cm) - Mughal Miniature. 1650 AD
6. Legendry lover Sohni swimming to meet Mahinwal. (Size 23.0x14.0 Cm) - Bundi Miniature 1750 AD

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1. Krishna and his cowherd companions have waylaid the gopis and are demanding a goll, namely a caress or kiss, before permitting them to proceed with their milk pots. The pastoral scenery of the painting is noteworthy. In the right hand corner is a group of cattle painted in a manner characterstic of the Garhawal kalam. (Size 22.5x16.0 Cm) - Pahari Miniature 1815 AD
2. Holi festival is celebrated when winter ends and spring begins, the main enjoyment being to spatter coloured water on one another. Here Krishna and his cowherd companions are throwing red water at girls, who reciprocate in the same manner. The colours of the painting are clear, pure and a gossamer lightness. (Size 23.5x15.5 Cm) - Indian Miniature 1786 AD
3. Radha appears with her companions on the lakeside terrace, Krishna with a lotus in his hand, is presenting a garland of jasmine flowers to Radha. (Size 23.0x16.0 Cm) - Kishangarh Miniature 1755 AD
4. Radha & Krishna on the banks of river Yamuna, gazing at each other. Krishna is playing on the flute and Radha appears mesmerised by the music. Their gentle cow is grazing on the bank of the river. The white flowers of the creeper entwining the tree enhances the  beauty of this painting (Size 22.5x15.5 Cm) - Pahari Miniature 1820 AD
5. The legend of the Ring Dance is told in The Prem-Sagara (The Ocean of Love). Lord Krishna and the cowgirls, all elegantly attired, and intoxicated with love and passion, are dancing on the bank of the river Yamuna, watched by the gods in sky, the sun, the moon, Indra, Brahma and Shiva, who rain flowers on the dancing figures. The painting is master piece of the period. Once can sense rhythm of the dance with Krishna & Radha as the centre of the solar system round which the planets revolve. (Size 23.0x17.5 Cm) - Jaipur Miniature 1800 AD
6. This is a Kishangarh painting showing the lovers retreating to a woodland grove at eventide Momentarily shy, they linger under a tree before entwining into each other's arms. Behind is a lake where a royal couple is enjoying a boat rides. Maids are singing folk songs for the couple. (Size 22.5x17.0 Cm) - Kishangarh Miniature 1750 AD

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