
Pattachitra-style painting
Radha - Krishna - Court Panorama
GG-PT-006
A flute-playing blue figure and a richly dressed companion stand within the central courtly arch. Their identification as Krishna and probably Radha is supported by the flute and the surrounding Krishna-associated scenes.
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The composition.
The central flute identifies Krishna more securely than colour alone. Radha is a probable identification of the principal female companion, while the smaller attendants cannot be individually named from the photograph. A boat-like lower side scene is visible; its exact narrative title is not confirmed. The many roundels function as separate story windows. Repeated figures across them represent narrative recurrence, rather than distinct product views. The surrounding circular episodes should be read independently of the central court, and no precise clockwise chronology is asserted.
These readings describe visible features and possible subjects. A maker-confirmed title, provenance, materials and the identities of unresolved figures are not yet documented.
- The central pair
- Flute-playing Krishna stands with a companion, probably Radha.
- The court attendants
- Smaller figures frame the pair beneath a patterned canopy.
- The left registers
- Grouped figures occupy three separate rectangular episodes.
- The right registers
- Standing, walking and waterside groups create a second sequence.
- Krishna encounters
- Serpent and large-bird scenes appear among the outer roundels.
- Flowers and framing
- Pink flowers, blue ground and green bands hold the panorama.
Supplied photographs (1)
Distinct photographs of this composition, with their supplied surroundings and camera orientation. Repeated files and presentation variants are not counted as extra views.

