Sudama
ca. 1775 - ca. 1790
Unknown
SSEA
Painting, in opaque watercolour and gold on paper. Sudama returns to his home and is bewildered to find in place of it a golden palace, the gift of Krishna. A gate-keeper urges him to enter while courtiers and others watch the spectacle. Sudama's wife welcomes him at the entrance. Above the gate are a gallery of musicians. An elephant and a pair of horses await his orders. An illustration to a Krishna Sudama series, Bhagavata Purana.
- Maker/Artist
- Unknown
- Classification
- Painting
- Medium
- gold, opaque watercolour, paint, paper, painted
- Locations
- region: Punjab Hills
- Dimensions
- Length: 185 mm Width: 265 mm Length: 215 mm Width: 295 mm
- Departments
- SSEA
- Accession Number
- IS.548-1952
- Rights Statement
- arr
- Dominant Colors
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