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Diagram of the Golden Temple, Amritsar

(Indian, about 1710–1778)
about 1840–50
Object PlacePunjab plains, India
Medium/TechniqueInk and opaque watercolor on paper
DimensionsImage: 38 x 41.8 cm (14 15/16 x 16 7/16 in.)
Credit LineMarianne Brimmer Fund
Accession number21.1764
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsDrawings / Watercolors
InscriptionsReverse: covered with writing from reused pieces of paper, accounts and prescriptions
Hanuman discovers Sita in the Asoka Grove and gives her the ring
Hanuman discovers Sita in the Asoka Grove and gives her the ring
The Family of Nainsukh
About 1780–90
Krishna and Radha by the Jumna River
Krishna and Radha by the Jumna River
The Family of Nainsukh
about 1800
Nala's Palace: a schoolroom and giving alms to brahmanas
Nala's Palace: a schoolroom and giving alms to brahmanas
The Family of Nainsukh
About 1790–1800
Krishna stealing butter
Krishna stealing butter
The Family of Nainsukh
early 19th century
Krishna and the Gopis Tease an Old Man
Krishna and the Gopis Tease an Old Man
The Family of Nainsukh
about 1750–1800
The Gopis Fetch Water at Yamuna Ghat as Gopas Approach
The Gopis Fetch Water at Yamuna Ghat as Gopas Approach
The Family of Nainsukh
Late 18th century
Radha and Krishna Gaze at One Another in the Moonlight
Radha and Krishna Gaze at One Another in the Moonlight
The Family of Nainsukh
about 1825
Radha and Krishna Play Holi
Radha and Krishna Play Holi
The Family of Nainsukh
first quarter 19th century
Enthroned Couple Entertained by Musicians
Enthroned Couple Entertained by Musicians
The Family of Nainsukh
early 19th century
The Gopis Refuse to Play Holi
The Gopis Refuse to Play Holi
The Family of Nainsukh
early 19th century
Krishna Plays a Cakari under a Tree with Radha
Krishna Plays a Cakari under a Tree with Radha
The Family of Nainsukh
second half of 19th century
The Gopas and Gopis Search for Radha and Krishna
The Gopas and Gopis Search for Radha and Krishna
The Family of Nainsukh
second half of 19th century