From a Bonham's Auction

1.Farrukhabad, A prince and his mistress.
2 & 3. Sri Krishna riding on Garuda, Harivamsa.
4 & 5. Holy men of the Sri Nath-ji sect.

Happy Hanumana Jayanti

Sharma

Shri Rama

Mysore painting of the coronation of Lord Rama

Christie's Auction

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A Noble Yogini

A Prince Meeting a Noble Yogini, Victoria &Albert Museum.

Woman with a Bird

Woman and Attendants with a Bird, Golconda, Deccan School, late 18th c.

Shahjahan

Bodleian Library Collection, The Emperor Shahjahan riding, with the Aftabi or sunshade held over his head.

Shri Ganesha Writing

Painting by Graham Brown, gouache and watercolour on board. 16.5 x 16.5 cm. 2013.

Francesca Galloway Gallery

Details from miniature paintings.
Source: Francesca Galloway Gallery:
www.francescagalloway.com

Deepawali

Shri Bhairavi

Bhairavi is a fierce and terrifying aspect of the Devi virtually indistinguishable from Kali, except for her particular identification as the consort of the Bhairava.

-Wikipedia

Here She is depicted meditating in a cremation ground, symbolic of Her annihilation of materialistic attachments. Her appearance is terrifying to discourage demonic forces.

Her husband, Bhairava (a form of Lord Shiva who incarnates on the Earth) is shown seated on the left, wearing only ashes and a garland of skulls.

Goddess

detail