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DescriptionKuntala Raga, 'son' of Dipakeda Raga, Ragamala, 1710.jpg
English: Kuntala Raga, 'son' of Dipakeda Raga, Ragamala, 1710. An inscription in Takri language, reveals the raga.

Opaque watercolour on paper. Kullu or Bahu, India.

Digitally corrected using Picasa.
Date between circa 1700 and circa 1710
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