A Set of Indian Miniature Paintings from the Mahabharata

18th century, Pahari school, pigments and gold leaf on paper, includes five paintings depicting scenes from the Mahabharata: three of the Hindu god Vishnu in his Avatar incarnations of Matsya (fish), Varaha (boar), and Nismbla (lion), one of Vishnu with Hsamkarna, and a painting of Pashuram fighting the demon Banashur, each professionally framed in an identical manner under glass with double mats in giltwood frames.

Frame dimensions 15 x 17 x 1 in., Sight size 7 x 9 in.

From the Collection of Jon and Mary Leadbetter, Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Galerie Belvedere, SIngapore
Collection of Mr. Jamshed K. Fozdar


Presented together with exhibition collection and Certificates of Authenticity from Galerie Belvdere in Singapore.

Very good condition; overall even toning to paper; not examined outside of the frames.