Asia Week New York 2015: Into the Indian Mind - An Insight through Portraits, Battles and Epics in Indian Painting

13 - 21 March 2015

An emaciated Deer heads for Water, Imperial Mughal artist, c. 1585–90
A Page related to the Windsor Castle Padshahnama: The Victory of Bikramajit and his Bundelas over the Rebel Darya Khan and his Afghans, 1631, Imperial Mughal, attributed to Balchand or a close associate, 1631–35
A Bear, Mughal, c. 1640
Prince Manhar protects the Princess Champavati and confronts the Demon, Page from a Deccani Urdu poem, the Gulshan-i ‘Ishq by Nusrati, Deccan, c. 1700
The Prince rescues the Princess from the Demon, Page from a Deccani Urdu poem, the Gulshan-i ‘Ishq by Nusrati, India, Deccan, c. 1700
A Sati Scene, Bengal, c. 1770–80
A Nobleman smoking a Hookah, perhaps Raja Tedhi Singh of Mankot as a young man, Mankot, c.1700–1730
A Prince smoking a Hookah with his Consort, Bhoti, c. 1780
The Sage Medhas begins to relate the Devi Mahatmya to Suratha and Samadhi, Guler or Kangra, c. 1780–1800
Night scene depicting Krishna and Radha in embrace – from a royal Kota-Jaipur Album, Kota, c.1720-30, possibly by master artist C
Maharana Shambhu Singh of Mewar playing Holi , By Parasuram, Udaipur, 1868-69

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