An Exceptionally Large Indian Pichwai Painting 19th century

Kishangarh, India, circa 19th - 20th century. Six large fragments evidently all part of a monumental painting. Each shows a forest setting with Krishna and Gopis. Dimensions: each is approximately 61"

A large Indian Pichavai (Pichwai) painting on fabric, depicting Krishna and Radha and gopi cowherds under a tree, 19th century. 45" w x 59" h

A VERY GOOD LARGE 19TH CENTURY INDIAN COTTON / TEXTILE PICHWAI PAINTING, the painting depicting a blue skin god within a landscape with four attending ladies, 135cm x 91cm high

Indian Jaipur School, large painting, Indian Jaipur School (19th/20th century), Krishna and attendants, tempera and gouache on linen, 57"h x 39.5"w, framed

Indian School, large painting on cloth, Indian School (18th/19th century), Krishna Fluting with Gopis (milkmaids) and cows, pigment on cloth, 67.5"h x 41.75"w (sight), strip frame

Indian "Genesis" Miniature Painting, Kotah School, 19th century. Watercolor, gouache, ink, and gold on paper. Large image depicting numerous copulating couples of animals and humans. Sheet measures 10

Ca 19th/20th century. showing a Sikh ruler and his palace. Very detailed with several figures and groups engaging in many different activities. Some figures un colored. Measures 20 ¾ inches x 31 ½ i

Miniature painting with colors and gold on paper. Northern India, Kashmir, around mid-19th century Exceptionally fine miniature painting from a Bhagavata Purana. Here, the ideal King Rama is sitting i

AN INDIAN MINIATURE PAINTING OF A RULER SMOKING A HUQQA India, 19th century. Gouache and ink on paper. The prince seated on a large cushion on a palace terrace with a tree in the background, richly ad

A PAIR OF INDIAN PAINTINGS, 19TH CENTURY Krishna and Radha, gouache on paper each measuring 31.5 x 22 cm (12 3/8 x 8 5/8 in. framed dimensions: 40 x 30.5 cm (15 3/4 x 12 in.)

Dim.: 24 x 16 cm (each page). The album may be of Chinese-Cantonese origin, where it would fit in the tradition of rice or pith paper paintings. However, such paintings also started to appear in India

Well-executed classical-style Indian miniature painting in gouache. Radha and Krishna, Kulu School, 19th century. 9 7/8 x 6 3/4 inches.Provenance: Property of a Canadian collector

Indian Gouache Painting, 19th Century "A Thakin of Court, Jodhpur." Frame bears paper labels for the Olsen Foundation, Bridgeport, CT and North Carolina Museum of Art. Provenance: Collection of Allan

Large Indian Pichwai Krishna & Cows Fabric Painting. Large Pichwai Hindu painting/ tapestry depicting Krishna playing a flute with dozens of sacred cows, along with the women tending them. Painted in

Three Indian Paintings 18TH-19TH CENTURY 18-19世紀 印度細密畫三幅 (1) North Indian Painting (Provincial Mughal, circa 1760) Depicting female figur

A Persian or Indian Painting likely 19th century depicting figures in a courtyard. 44 x 33 inches. Estimate $800-1,200

Two Indian Pichwai Paintings 20th Century 48 x 57 1/2 inches and 40 1/2 x 36 inches.

Yogini (female Yogi) meditating, holding a rosary and on a tiger skin in a Yoga pose. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on paper and cream cardboard and with gold specks. Illuminated calligraphic text i

Indian Miniature Painting Probably 19th century. Size of frame 15 x 12 3/4 inches. Fine miniature paiting depicting Diety with hunting scene. mounted in a frame.

Indian Miniature Painting Late 19th century. Size 19 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches. Indian miniature painting depicting a king standing facing left holding a sword in his left hand with a shield. decorated bord

Indian, Miniature Painting. probably 19th century. Size of the frame 12 1/4 x 10 inches. depictin deity standing with two attendants.

Indian Miniature Painting Late 19th century. Size 18 1/2 x 13 1/2 inches. Indian miniature painting depicting a king on a horse with decorated borders.

Indian / Indo Persian Painting 19th Century Unframed 8.5 inches high x 4.25 inches wide (approximate)

A pair of framed Chinese watercolor and ink on paper paintings of buddhas dating from the 19th century. Both paintings are mounted on a silk backing. One of the buddhas holds a jewel in his left hand