Sita Collection (page 2)

The Arrival of Rama and Sita in the Aerial Car, (18th century), 1937
The Arrival of Rama and Sita in the Aerial Car, 18th century. After an 18th century manuscript of the great Hindu epic The Ramayana. From The Connoisseur, 1937

Illustration from the Ramayana by Valmiki, Second half of the16th cen Artist: Mir Zayn al-Abidin (active 1570-1580)
Illustration from the Ramayana by Valmiki, Second half of the16th cen.. Found in the collection of the Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C

Roman tombstone erected in memory of a Thracian cavalryman, 2nd century
Roman tombstone erected in memory of Rufus Sita, a Thracian cavalryman of the VI cohort. It was found near London Road in Gloucester, and is now in the Gloucester City Museum, 2nd century

Rama Sita monkey army Murshidabad 1670 1690 paper
Rama and Sita with monkey army, Murshidabad, 1670 - 1690, paper, brush, h 150 mm × w 265 mm

Rama Sita monkey army front palace Murshidabad
Rama and Sita with monkey army in front of palace, Murshidabad, 1670 - 1690, paper, deck paint, brush, h 150 mm × w 265 mm

A page Ramayana night scene Rama Lakshman Sita
A page from a Ramayana: A night scene of Rama, Lakshman and Sita before the rishi Bharadwaja at Prayaga, c. 1650. Central India, Malwa. Color on paper; page: 18.1 x 15.6 cm (7 1/8 x 6 1/8 in.)

page Ramayana Rama Lakshman Sita slain giant
A page from a Ramayana: Rama, Lakshman and Sita before a slain giant, c. 1770. India, Datia. Color on paper; page: 21 x 29.8 cm (8 1/4 x 11 3/4 in.); miniature: 19 x 28 cm (7 1/2 x 11 in.)

Rama Sita Royal Palace 1800s Shri Gobinda Chandra Roy
Rama and Sita in Royal Palace, 1800s. Shri Gobinda Chandra Roy. Woodcut with black ink and handcolored with yellow, green and red paint on paper; secondary support

Rama Sita 1800s India Calcutta Kalighat painting
Rama and Sita, 1800s. India, Calcutta, Kalighat painting, 19th century. Black ink, color paint, and graphite underdrawing on paper; secondary support

Rama Sita Priest Fix Wedding Date page Ramayana
Rama and Sita Being Taken to the Priest to Fix the Wedding Date; page from the Ramayana (Tales of God Rama), c. 1700-1710. India, Pahari Hills, Kulu, Shangri Style IV, 18th century

Sita Garden Lanka Ramayana epic Valmiki 1725
Sita in the Garden of Lanka, From the Ramayana epic of Valmiki, c. 1725. India, Pahari, Guler, 18th century. Color and gold on paper; image: 55.5 x 79 cm (21 7/8 x 31 1/8 in.); overall

INDIA: GARUDA, c1780. Ramayana myth: Rama (Vishnu) and his wife Sita (Lakshmi) riding on Garuda, the sun-eagle. Indian miniature, c1780

Yanagi no sita no bijin, Beauties beneath a willow tree. Kubo, Shunman, 1757-1820, artist, [between 1804 and 1818], 1 print : woodcut, color; 13.3 x 18.1 cm

Matsu no sita no tAckei, Cockfight under a pine tree. Teisai, Hokuba, 1770-1844, artist, [between 1804 and 1818], 1 print : woodcut, color; 18 x 32.8 cm

INDIA: RAMAYANA, 1813. Miniature from an 1813 volume of the Indian epic, the Ramayana, with various scenes of Rama and his wife, Sita

Picture No. 10788242
Royal Bengal / Indian Tigress - famous tigress, Sita dragging half-eaten Sambar kill, (Panthera tigris) Date:

The harbour, Sitia, Lasithi region, Crete, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

From left to right, statues of Krishna, Rada, Rama, with Hanuman in front, Sita and Laxmi, Bhaktivedanta Manor temple, Watford, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Rama and Sita, hero and heroine in the Ramlilla stage play, The story of the great Hindu epic, The Ramayana, held for a month near Benares at Ramagner, Ramlilla Festival, India, Asia

Rama & Sita Return
Rama & Sita return to Ayodhya in the vehicle Pushpaka

Building Bridge of Lanka
The monkey craftsman Nala, with his king Sugriva & Hanuman, build a bridge between India & Sri Lanka so that the ape armies can help Rama rescue Sita from Ravana

Hanuman Burns Lanka
Ravana tries to punish the monkey god Hanuman (captured seeking Sita) by setting his tail alight. But Hanuman escapes & sets fire to Ravanas city, Lanka

Rama Weds Sita
After many adventures and misadventures, RAMA, the 7th avatar of Vishnu, is finally wedded to his one true love, SITA, and all ends happily ever after

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"Sita: The Divine Consort and Symbol of Devotion" In the enchanting realm of Hindu mythology, Sita stands as a revered figure, embodying grace, strength, and unwavering devotion. As we gaze upon the captivating picture of Laksman, Rama, Sita, and Hanuman - the epitome of divine harmony - our hearts are transported to India's vibrant landscapes. Traveling further east to Indonesia's Bali, we encounter a mesmerizing stone relief depicting the timeless tale of Rama and Sita. This intricate artwork showcases their eternal love amidst challenging circumstances. "Sita Finds Rama" captures a pivotal moment in the Ramayana epic when Sita bravely ventures into unknown territory to reunite with her beloved Rama. Her determination serves as an inspiration for all who face adversity. The valiant Jatayus fighting against the formidable demon king Ravana reminds us that courage knows no bounds. This scene symbolizes loyalty and sacrifice in its purest form. A stunning painting from Jaipur transports us back to 1800s India where opaque pigments adorned with gold bring life to Rama and Sita's divine connection. Their love story transcends time itself. Hanuman's unwavering dedication is beautifully portrayed in his depiction alongside Lord Rama. Together they exemplify friendship and loyalty that knows no limits or boundaries. Sitia Harbor on Greece's picturesque island of Crete offers a different perspective on "Sita. " Here she becomes synonymous with tranquility as we witness her name gracing this serene coastal town. The Balinese color on canvas rendition of Ramayana takes us deep into Indonesian culture where vibrant hues tell tales passed down through generations. It celebrates not only Sita but also the rich heritage she represents. "The Celestial Chariot, " painted centuries ago using opaque watercolors embellished with gold on delicate paper evokes awe-inspiring beauty while reminding us of Sita's celestial origins.