Artist: Unknown
Gajendra moksha scene. Vishnu saves Gajendra, the elephant king, from a crocodile. Garuda stands behind Vishnu. A herd of elephants is seen in the background, to the right. Kangra, c. 1830
Artist: Unknown
Title: Balabhadra vs. Jarasandha (Mahabharata)
Date: About 1810
This painting shows Balabhadra fighting King Jarasandha. Krishna is in the lower left. An army and onlookers are in the background, all framed by red and blue borders with some figures labeled.
From late 17th century Basohli, India, behold this beautiful representation of the Hindu Goddess Durga, rendered in opaque watercolor and silver on paper.
Artist: Unknown
Artist: Anonymous.
Painting from Kangra, Himachal Pradesh, circa 1850: a captivating depiction of the Rama Setu being built by Vanar sena and other Animals. Part of the Philadelphia Museum of Art's collection.
#ramayana#ramsetu#hinduism#ram
Witness the determination of Hanuman, Angada, and Jambavan as they climb Mount Mahendra in this captivating painting attributed to Pandit Seu, circa 1720. A glimpse into the epic Ramayana, now part of the Museum Rietberg's collection.
#Hanuman#RamayanaStories#PanditSeu
This depiction of Vishnu & Garuda is a drawing by an Unknown Artist, executed between 1723 and 1727. It is part of the Brooklyn Museum Collection.
#vishnu#narayan#hinduism#hindu#sanatandharma
From the epic Mahabharata, a 1605 artwork by an unknown artist showcasing the clash between Bhima and Jayadratha. A glimpse into the artistry of the Popular Mughal School, likely Bikaner.
Cleveland Museum of Art. #mahabharata#ramayana#hinduism#hindu
In this 1820 painting, an unknown artist portrays the epic confrontation of Nakubha's charge against Krishna, Pradyumna, and Arjuna's counter attack of arrows. The art piece was acquired from the Royal Library of Mandi in 1969.
#mahabharat#krishna#arjuna#hinduism#Mahabharata
An 18th-century Kangra style painting from Himachal Pradesh, India, by an unknown artist, depicting Lord Rama's attack on Lanka to rescue his wife.
Public domain, courtesy of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
#ramayan#rama#ramayana#ravan#ravana#hindu#hinduism
Witness a scene from the Bhagavata Purana: This early 19th-century Pahari artwork from India, created by an unknown artist, vividly portrays the legendary moment when Krishna and Satyabhama sought Indra's prized Parijata tree.
This Kangra painting (early 19th century, National Museum, Delhi) beautifully portrays Sage Narada requesting Sage Valmiki to write the Ramayana. A timeless moment in vibrant detail.