Indian Art in the Ashmolean Museum
A catalogue of the Ashmolean’s collection of Indian art by J. C. Harle and Andrew Topsfield (published Oxford, 1987).
The Mughal and British periods
Painting
Amir Hamza defeats 'Umar-i Ma'di Karab (EA1978.2596)
The sage Uttanka in a river while the snake king steals the earrings (EA1978.2591)
Saint John the Evangelist (EA1978.2597)
Sultan Abdullah Qutubshah of Golconda (EA1960.203)
Lovers by a lotus pool (EA1983.129)
The sakhi's exhortation, from the Amaru Sataka (EA1979.13)
A lady awaiting her lover in a grove, illustrating the musical mode Kamodani Ragini (EA1958.148)
The summer month of Jyestha (EA1978.2568)
Maharana Bhim Singh with a hawk (EA1985.31)
Baz Bahadur and Rupmati (EA1958.307)
A commotion in the bazaar (EA1978.2595)
Krishna discards his garland (EA1967.164)
Sarus Crane (Grus antigone) (LI901.3)
Lapidary at work (EA1966.232)
Shakuntala writing a love letter on a lotus leaf (EAX.2502)
Krishna and Radha (EAX.2030)
Decorative arts
Casket with geometric and foliate decoration (EA1980.146)
Writing cabinet decorated with hunting scenes (EA1978.129)
Mughal carpet with floral pattern (EA1975.17)
Jade mirror-back (EAX.2327)
Head of the Virgin Mary (EA1963.181)
Ivory cabinet (EA1976.6)
Ivory cabinet with floral decoration (EA1981.47)
Figure of a standing Dutchman wearing a red coat (EA1968.42)
Swing, or jhoola, with elephants and peacocks (EA1968.43)
The swinging of the deity (EA1966.230)
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