This piece, Radha and Krishna in a Pavillion (1760?), from India’s Punjab Hills, is an illustration of a traditional story of Krishna, a Hindu god, and his lover, Radha. Krishna, the eighth incarnation of the supreme Hindu god Vishnu, serves as one of the central deities in Hinduism. It is an example of the style of Indian miniature painting that was popular from the 16th to the 19th century.