A Rajasthani style of painting, created on paper using watercolors. The painting shows a narrative scene of Radha and Karishna. Two palaces in the same premises have been shown. Below on the right Krishna is seen seated on a bed. His sword is kept on one side. In the next scene he is looking towards a lady attendant who is standing on the window. On the second floor of the house on the left, Radha is seen seated with the lady attendant. Both are talking with each other. The painting is based on the sawaiya of Keshvdas. In this painting, men in jama-pajama attire and mukut on his head and the ladies are dressed in ghanghara choli and odhani. Painting is illustrated in Devanagari script by Keshvdas poetry.
- Identifier
- AM-MIN-1008
- Material
- Paper
- Pages
- 22.86 x 18.415 cm
- Published in
- Mewar, Udaipur, Rajasthan, India
- Type
- Miniature Painting