Saindhavi Ragini. A girl kneels before a shrine to Siva, offering red flowers. (The trident mentioned in the verse is not shown.). See Gangoly (1935), II, pl.XIII for the Sanskrit description.
Malkos Raga. Malkos, shown as a warrior with ruddy complexion, stands holding a large staff in addition to his sword and shield. He is flanked by four minor warriors. See Gangoly (1935), II, pl.XIV for the Sanskrit description.
Todi Ragini. A lady with a ‘vina’ attracts deer in a flowery meadow feeding one of them with grass. Reverse: Punjabi verse in ‘nasta‘liq.’ Reproduced: Gangoly (1935), II, pl.XV, fig.C. See Gangoly (1935), II, pl.XV for the Sanskrit description.
Bhairava Raga. A lover is seated in a pavilion with his lady, holding up a cup of wine, a girl attendant waves a ‘chauri’. Original number: ‘1’. Inscriptions on reverse list the ‘raginis’ of’ Bhairava Raga’ as: ‘Malasri, Maru, Lalita, Patamanjari’ and’ Bhairavi.’
Bhairavi Ragini. A lady kneels at a lingam shrine playing cymbals; her attendant stands on the left with a dish of white flowers to decorate the lingam. Original number: ‘3’.
Lalita Ragini. The lady lies on a bed, looking back at her lover who stands at the foot of the bed. The sky is moonlit. Original number: ‘6’. Reproduced: Stchoukine (1929), pl.LXXIVb; Bussagli (1969), pl.69.
Malasri Ragini. A lady kneels beside a lotus pool outside a bed-chamber, plucking the petals from a lotus flower. Original number: ‘4.’ Reproduced: ‘Rupam,’ no.20, January 1927, 33; Gangoly (1935), II, pl.LIV, fig.D (incorrectly identified as Johnson Album 37, no.12).
Krishna avatar. 209 by 143 mm. Vasudeva bears his infant son Krishna across the Jumna to the foster-mother Yasoda, as a serpent and lion rise in adoration beside him. Devaki waits in a chamber on the left while the guards sleep outside.
An elephant with mahout, drummer and standard-bearer on its back. Inscribed: ‘An Elephant & Naggur.’ Wash; 8 by 9.25 ins. Note: A ‘Naggur’ ‘(nagara)’ is a form of large drum.