Rāma and Sītā Being Carried in the Beak of Jatayu (circa1880) Indian Watercolour, from the Original, Framed Art Print Size:24″ x 36″ The Costume of Yorkshire was

The Costume of Yorkshire was a collection of forty engravings published in London in 1814 by George Walker (1781-1856) being facsimiles of original drawings

In autumn of 1930 he travelled to Paris

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Rāma and Sītā Being Carried in the Beak of Jatayu (circa1880) Indian Watercolour, from the Original, Framed Art Print Size:24″ x 36″ The Costume of Yorkshire wasPublic domain art from the Wellcome Collection, digitally enhanced in high resolution. Watercolour with pencil and silver. Jatayu was the king of vultures and a devotee of Rama. When Ravana abducted Sita and carried her off in his flying chariot, Jatayu engaged him in an aerial battle to rescue her. Unfortunately Jatayu was mortally wounded by Ravana and only survived long enough to tell Rama about Sita's fate Lettering in indistinct pencil: Kishem