The Five Sadhakas Drink from a Sacred Stream and Worship the Linga on Mount Kailasha. An important folio from the Large Kedara Kalpa Series, Punjab Hills, Guler or Kangra, attributed to Purkhu and his family workshop, c. 1815, opaque pigments and gold on paper, folio 35.1 × 47.5 cm; painting 28.8 × 41.1 cm, inscribed with the number ‘11’ in Takri numerals on the top border

Observed & Imagined: Indian Painting 17th–19th Century
Closing Monday, November 16, 2026
No. 10 | 56 Holland Park (by appnt) & Online

Don’t miss the opportunity to see Observed & Imagined: Indian Painting 17th–19th Century before it closes on November 16. Presented by Francesca Galloway, this distinguished selection of Indian paintings is available to view by appointment at the gallery’s London space and online. Accompanied by a scholarly publication, the selection includes works on paper, several from a private English collection, researched and written by John Seyller and other scholars. Together, the works explore themes of devotion, kingship, and narrative, offering a rich perspective on the diverse traditions of Indian painting from the 17th to 19th centuries.

They invite you to discover this exceptional selection before the exhibition closes on November 16!

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