Kamsa held court, Nalagarh style, Cleveland museum
Guler Bhagavata Purana
But not by fattu
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King conversation with sage Narada
Drawing by manaku from Bhagavata Purana
Simla museum 74.200
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King Trinabindu with his wife apsara Alambusa and also his child Idavida (Mother of Kubera) and Vishal
From Bhagavata Purana of manaku
Simla museum, 83.199
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Kubera fight with demons
Drawing of Bhagavata Purana
Manaku of guler
From Simla museum, 82.63
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The series above, of which several folios already exist on my TL with more on the way, represents one of the earliest known sets illustrating the Kshemakarna ragamala. I believe Ludwig Habighorst has written a monograph—in German—on these. Stylistically, they seem Central Indian.