g katyan misraさんのイラストまとめ

Woman & a Painter
Attributed to: Son of Manaku
Pahari painting 1790–1800??
Style of Kangra, Punjab Hills
as mentioned in site @mfaboston

she is a sakhi?

what happened to Ayahs who went with returning EIC officer's family?
painting
from Researching Untold Lives at
https://t.co/ncEKJ8ehNK

Made #collage of few #paintings water colours did in 95, recycled waste paper thrown by others
Aspired to be an Artist/painter.
Lost #dreams
Dreams never come true?
Be positive
Art can heal
Art for auction?

Friedrich Johann Justin Bertuch, the mythical creature dragon (fire breathing) 1806
painting?
A myth now to be demystified?
how? Unite? united we can?
@RAAKMISRA
https://t.co/7fG01FpQyl

Gods Sing & Dance for Shiva & Parvati
attributed to Khushala, active late 18th century
1780-90
Guler or Kangra Painting? Himachal Pradesh
with @philamuseum
sharing on #WorldDanceDay

Dance is eternal way to express emotions
Accession Number:2004-149-77

1. Kamptagiri, disciple of Kanchangiri, who was disciple of Anupgiri. Image courtesy: Letters Written in a Maratha Camp, by Thomas Broughton, 1813
2. Warrior Ascetics in Indian History
By David N. Lorenzen
Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 98, No. 1 (Jan-march78)

Deccan Painting, possibly Machilipatnam Style
Akbar seated on an elephant c. 1780
at National Gallery of Australia

was it a fun? game?
excuse is "a mast elephant has broken its chain & seized an attendant" given in site
https://t.co/5PNQwYDtNx

few Paithan folk paintings from Maharashtra at @britishmuseum
moral stories, human values must prevail in society that was objective behind such kathaVachan कथावाचन parampara via painting, songs etc, a community of artists in Maharashtra did for centuries

folklore its not myth

is it part of above painting
Krishna with Gopikas
Painting
Kangra-Pahari
National Museum NDelhi?

Ghiyas Shah watching preparations for sherbert,
few other illustrations from British Library's blog

mince #coconut, soak in sweetened water
Niʻmatnāmah-i Nāṣirshāhī (Nasir Shah's Book of Delights) written for Sultan Ghiyas al-Din Khilji (r.1469-1500)
@britishlibrary