Summary:  The text provides a detailed overview of various Kalighat paintings depicting religious, mythological, and daily life scenes from Bengal between the periods of 1885–1930. The paintings showcase diverse subjects such as Krishna mollifying Radha, Durga nursing Ganesha, Shiva as a musician, and various deities and characters from Hindu mythology. Artists like Kali Charan Ghosh and Nibaran Chandra Ghosh have contributed to creating these colorful and vibrant works of art. The collection includes illustrations from the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, planets, constellations, and lunar mansions, as well as depictions of gods, goddesses, and folk tales. The Kalighat paintings, characterized by bold simplifications, vibrant colors, and intricate details, provide a unique glimpse into the cultural and religious traditions of Bengal during this period. The artworks reflect the fusion of British patronage and Indian artistic traditions, creating a rich tapestry of visual storytelling.