Against a brown background is painted a depiction of Krishna in a landscape of trees and flowering shrubs with a village on the right, Krishna opened the beak of the crane demon Bakasura, in the gullet of the bird some eaten figures can be seen, a second crane in the foreground in front of a pond just swallows a figure with a yellow loincloth, While on the right a second wants to attack the bird with a raised stick, on the left another crane with in his mouth the legs of a swallowed figure, Krishna is accompanied by four servants and four differently colored bugs look on peacefully, in front of a bush sits an apparently rescued figure from the beak of the bird taken by Krishna recovering from his perilous adventure. Around the scene a pair of brightly colored narrow rushes in yellow and red with black frame lines, on the red filled in with white, Krishna with Bakasura., draughtsman: anonymous, Rajasthan, 1710 - 1730, paper, brush, brush, h 257 mm × w 405 mm