A Woman of the Court Dressed as Radha 1760 - 1800

This painting, created by Ramji between 1760 and 1800, portrays a woman of the court dressed as Radha, a Hindu deity and the beloved of Krishna. The image is a miniature painting, a style of art popular in Mughal India, characterized by its delicate detail and vibrant colors. The woman is depicted in elaborate clothing and jewelry, adorned with pearls and gemstones, a testament to her status and wealth. This artwork showcases the rich artistic traditions of Mughal India, combining religious themes with courtly patronage, offering a glimpse into the life and aesthetics of a bygone era.