Abduction of Kalaka’s sister, Saraswati, by King of Ujjaini and Kalaka discourses with him

Painting 1 of 2 titled Abduction of Kalaka’s sister, Saraswati, by King of Ujjaini and Kalaka discourses with him, ink, gouache, and gold on paper, accession number 1998.42.35.2.
Painting 2 of 2 titled Abduction of Kalaka’s sister, Saraswati, by King of Ujjaini and Kalaka discourses with him, ink, gouache, and gold on paper, accession number 1998.42.35.2.
Artist:
Unknown (India)
Date Made:
1401-1434
Classification:
Painting
Country:
India
Dimensions:
4 1/4 x 10 1/4 in.
Materials:
ink, gouache, and gold on paper
Accession Number:
1998.42.35.2
Full BAMPFA credit line:
University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive; Gift of Jean and Francis Marshall
Century:
early 15 AD

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