20th century, Rajasthan style, opaque watercolor on paper with gilt accents, includes four paintings of a woman finely appointed with pearls, jewels and luxurious fabrics, her hands with henna, she is shown in four different traditional poses, some typically used for a male maharaja, such as smoking a hookah on a veranda and standing in profile holding a flower, all against the same green ombre background, navy blue or red floral border design with navy blue or red ruled border, framed with mats in identical manner.

Frame dimensions 13 1/4 x 10 1/4 in.

From a Private Collection, Washington, D.C.

Each in very good condition with the occasional barely visible spot to the sheets, not examined outside of the frame.