Untitled (Gajalakshmi with attendants), 1970s

This work depicts Gajalakshmi with her attendants. The deity Lakshmi is associated with prosperity, wealth and growth, often placed on a lotus, with her female attendants—and in this instance, elephants—surrounding her. While the depiction of holy deities in Mithila paintings is recurrent, artists have created their own styles, making such works richly individualistic.

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