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Krishna and Radha on separate lotus leaves. Chromolithograph.

Shukra and Rambha. Chromolithograph by R. Varma, 1894.

Skeleton of a white-tailed eagle. Chromolithograph, 1870.

A huntress approaching a meditating Shiva. Chromolithograph, 1883.

The widow's mite. Coloured chromolithograph after D. Maclise.

Four fern fronds. Chromolithograph after a nature print.

Skull of a lion: two figures. Chromolithograph, 1877.

Three fern fronds. Chromolithograph after a nature print.

A heavily jewelled Lakshmi with a halo. Chromolithograph.

Krishna playing the flute to cowgirls. Chromolithograph, 1882.

Krishna humbly standing before an enthroned Radha. Chromolithograph.

Ahalya leaning on tree. Chromolithograph by R. Varma.

Radha and Krishna flanked by two devotees. Chromolithograph.

Dzambhala or Dodnevangpo, the God of wealth. Chromolithograph.

Beetles: five species, including larva. Chromolithograph by H.J. Ruprecht, 1877.

Savitri pleading with Yama for her husband's life. Chromolithograph.

A diseased part of the body. Chromolithograph, c. 1880.

Diseased organs: five examples. Chromolithograph by E. Burgess, 1877/1899?.

Portrait of a dead man. Chromolithograph after D. Ghirlandaio.

Rādhā and Krishna embrace in the countryside. Chromolithograph, 1882.

A huntress coming across Shiva as a yogi. Chromolithograph.

Vajrasattva, in Tibetan Dorjesempa, the God above all. Chromolithograph.

Diseased kidneys: six examples. Chromolithograph by E. Burgess, 1877/1899?.

Eight characters on stage wish their audience goodnight. Chromolithograph.

The remorse of Judas. Coloured chromolithograph after J. Martin.

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