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Shiva seated on the bull Nandin, Watercolor on paper, India, Kalighat district, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kalighat district, Kolkata, West Bengal
late 19th century
Radha Worships Krishna as Kali, Watercolor on paper, India, Kalighat district, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kalighat district, Kolkata, West Bengal
late 19th century
Goddess who bestows riches, probably Sri Lakshmi, Molded terracotta, India, Chandraketugarh, West Bengal
India, Chandraketugarh, West Bengal
1st century BCE
Tara, a form of Kali (Tara Thakoorani), Gouache and ink on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
early 20th century
Jagadhatri, a benign form of Durga-Kali, Lithograph with watercolor on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
1878–83
Ganesha transcribing the Mahabharata (Shri Shri Ganesh), Lithograph with watercolor on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
1878–83
Krishna as the Lord of the World (Shri Shri Jagannatha), Chromolithographic on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
ca. 1890
Krishna (Shri Shri Guranga Avatara), Chromolithographic on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
1895
Shiva as Lord of the Universe in Benares (Kashi Vishvanatha)	, Lithograph with watercolor on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
ca. 1880–1900
Durga holding the infant Krishna (Deva Gostha), Chromolithograph on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
ca. 1885–95
Savitri, emblematic of ideal womanhood, Lithograph, printed in black and hand-coloring with watercolor and selectively applied glaze, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
1878–83
Matangi, an esoteric form of Parvati, Sasadhar Banarjee  Indian, Lithograph with watercolor on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
Sasadhar Banarjee
ca. 1880–85
Lakshmi, goddess of prosperity (Shri Shri Lakshmi, Lithograph with watercolor on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengal
India, Kolkata, West Bengal
ca. 1880
Kali, the wrathful protector (Shri Shri Kali)  (recto); Kali (verso), G. C. Dass (recto), Recto: Lithograph with watercolor on paper; Verso: lithograph, printed in black, West Bengal, Kolkata
G. C. Dass
Unidentified artist
ca. 1880–85 (recto); ca. 1875–85 (verso)
Kali, the wrathful protector, Chromolithograph with watercolor on paper, Indial, Kolkata, West Bengal
Indial, Kolkata, West Bengal
ca. 1879
The Moon God Chandra(?) in His Chariot with Wife and Attendant, Ivory, India (West Bengal)
India (West Bengal)
2nd–1st century BCE
The Sun God Surya(?) in His Chariot with Wives and Attendants, Ivory, India (West Bengal)
India (West Bengal),
2nd–1st century BCE
Plaque with the Goddess Durga Standing on a Lotus, Wood, India (West Bengal)
India (West Bengal)
1st century BCE
Plaque with Standing Yakshi, Wood, India (West Bengal)
India (West Bengal)
1st century BCE
Plaque with a Winged Goddess and Two Attendants, Ivory, India (West Bengal)
India (West Bengal)
ca. 1st century BCE
Krishnahari Das
1880
Krishna Chandra
1850–70
Diptych of Kali / Tara, wrathful protectors, Calcutta Art Studio, Chromolithographic on paper, India, Kolkata, West Bengall
Calcutta Art Studio
1885–90
Manjuvajra Mandala, Black stone, Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
11th century
Shiva as Mrityunjaya, the Conquerer of Death, Black stone, Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
12th century
The Goddess Durga Slaying the Demon Buffalo Mahisha, Argillite, Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
Bangladesh or India (Bengal)
12th century
Layla Visiting Majnun in the Desert, Becharam Das Dutta, Lithograph and applied watercolor and selectively applied glaze, West Bengal, Kalighat, Calcutta
Becharam Das Dutta
August 26, 1856
The goddesses Kali and Jagaddhatri, Sri Hemchandra Das  Indian, Relief prints from metal plates, printed in black and hand-colored with red and turquoise watercolor., West Bengal, Calcutta, Kalighat
Sri Hemchandra Das
ca. 1850–70
Krishna and Balarama depart Vrindavan, Becharam Das Dutta, Lithograph printed in black, with watercolor and selectively applied glaze, West Bengal, Calcutta, Kalighat
Becharam Das Dutta
dated equivalent to 1856
Krishna and Radha, Becharam Das Dutta, Lithograph printed in black, with watercolor and selectively applied glaze, West Bengal, Calcutta, Kalighat
Becharam Das Dutta
dated equivalent to July 20, 1856
The Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara Expounding the Dharma to a Devotee: Folio from a Ashtasahasrika Prajnaparamita Sutra Manuscript, Mahavihara Master, Opaque watercolor on palm leaf, India, West Bengal or Bangladesh
Mahavihara Master
early 12th century
Narasimha Kills the Demon-King Hiranyakashipu, Lithograph, Eastern India, Kolkata, West Bengal
Eastern India, Kolkata, West Bengal
1875–80
Unrecorded  Edgefield District potter  American, Alkaline-glazed stoneware with kaolin, American
Unrecorded Edgefield District potter
Unknown Old Edgefield District Pottery
ca. 1850–80
Unrecorded  Edgefield District potter  American, Alkaline-glazed stoneware with kaolin, American
Unrecorded Edgefield District potter
Unknown Old Edgefield District Pottery
ca. 1850–80
Dhakeenee, Gouache and ink on paper, India, West Bengal
India, West Bengal
early 20th century
Brihmma, Gouache and ink on paper, India, West Bengal
India, West Bengal
early 20th century
Basoodeb and Narod Moonee, Gouache and ink on paper, India, West Bengal
India, West Bengal
early 20th century
Jatai Pakee, Gouache and ink on paper, India, West Bengal
India, West Bengal
early 20th century
Neeto Kali, Gouache and ink on paper, India, West Bengal
India, West Bengal
early 20th century
Tara Thakoorani (The Goddess Tara), Gouache and ink on paper, India, West Bengal
India, West Bengal
early 20th century