Page from a Dispersed Rasikapriya

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Krishna approaches Radha and a go-between who has facilitated this meeting. Recurrent within the Rasikapriya iconography are the open pavilion and empty bed, allusions to a possible passionate encounter. The Bundi workshops developed a refined jewel-like painting style that emphasized patterned architecture and a verdant conception of nature. Contact with the Mughal atelier contributed to the Bundi aesthetic, which shares many characteristics with Mewar and Malwa idioms.