One of four paintings of Hindu deities.

Executed in a realistic manner (associated with, but not explicitly labeled as, the Realism movement), the work features intricate, ornate details in clothing and jewelry, set against a distinctive deep orange background dotted with white.

Created in 1860 by an unidentified artist, the painting's origins and ownership history prior to its current location are not detailed in available records.

Part of a set of four paintings focused on Hindu deities, this work reflects 19th-century artistic interpretations of Hindu mythology, potentially catering to colonial-era interest in Indian religious themes.

While the artist remains unknown, the painting contributes to the visual archive of Hindu iconography in 19th-century art, offering insights into the period's aesthetic and cultural exchanges.