318 Shivnath Singh of the Sanderao thikana riding a camel in a landscape, Jodhpur, c.1840, gouache and gold on paper, blue and gold inner borders, mauve outer border, 33.5 x 25cm


Note: The text on the reverse reads: Prince Shivnath Singh, son of Sabal Singh, riding a camel. £1500-1800 + 27.6% BP*


319 A portrait of Durga, Jodhpur, c.1830, gouache on paper, seated on a lotus throne with Krishna by her side, receiving a visitor on a roof top garden, within yellow and red banded borders, 35 x 25.5cm £1600-1800 + 27.6% BP*


320 Rao Bikaji, founder of the desert kingdom of Bikaner, Bikaner, c.1850, gouache on paper heightened with gilt, shown standing, haloed, on green ground with pink sky, 21 x 11.5cm £400-600 + 27.6% BP*


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321 A priest of the Srinathji temple, Nathdwara/Kotah, late 19th century, 13.5 x 9cm £300-500 + 27.6% BP*


322 An illustration from the Bhagvata Purana, 18th century, gouache on paper heightened with gilt, divided into an upper and lower register with worshippers and rulers, several scenes with Lord Krishna, within red border, text to reverse, 34 x 19cm


The text reads “Lord Krishna accompanied with his brother Haldhar (Balarama) has come to Mathura. Walking through the streets of Mathura they encounter Kubja - a lovely young lady who is a hunchback. Kubja greets Krishna with sandlewood paste. Pleased with her gesture, Lord Krishna puts his hand under her chin and removes the bend in her back, blessing her with a normal body again. Receiving presents and gifts from the people Krishna asks them about the place where King Kamsa has kept his big bow. Krishna kills the guards protecting it and breaks the bow into two, symbolising that Kamsa will be dead the next day.” £1000-1500 + 27.6% BP*


319 82 BP* - Buyers Premium includes VAT at 20%. ARR - indicates an additional charge may apply, see information on page 2.


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