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(a) Singa gadarba, half lion, half donkey; (b) Salah rupa, half monkey, half pig
Garuda holds the elephant Bawasu and the tortoise Supratika in his claws
Fable of the bull, the tiger and the palm-wine tapper: (a) a tiger tries to attack Papaka the palm-wine tapper who hides in a tree; (b) Papaka shows his knife to the tiger, which is bound to the jaka-tree
(a) A procession (makiis) to the sea of a palanquin for the gods; (b) Two corpses are carried towards a cremation tower (wadah)
Gatotkaca, heavily wounded, threatens Karna who has destroyed his chariot and killed his charioteer
Salya cuts the loincloth which binds him to his wife Satyawati
Nakula is ordered by Yudistira, in the presence of Kresna, to pay Salya a visit. Twalén and Nakula honour Yudistira with a sembah. Mredah watches
Sidapaksa
Bali, performing ascetism, fights Rawana in the ocean
A brahman offers medicine to the king of Madura who has been bitten by a snake. The wife of the king and his wife-to-be make their distress plain. The wife-to-be is consoled by a male servant. A priest sitting in front of a shrine holds a pot of holy w...
(a) A travestite (gandrung) dancer dances with two onlookers (ibingan); (b) The orchestra accompanying the gandrung dance
The sage Darmaswami caught by the patih of Madura and his men (Nang Coték, Nang Semén, Nang Gludir, Ketut Kaminarak). Noang Goblég holds a kind of lasso
A bull with a bell round its neck sits and talks with a tiger which faces it
Rama has shot the golden deer with an arrow. Twalén tries to catch it. Mredah watches
(a) The sage Darmaswami caught by men of the king of Madura; (b) The sage Darmaswami is tortured
(a) Karang bréng; (b) Karang saé
The burning of the god Smara by Siwa
Anoman, sent as an envoy to Langka, meets Sita. He offers her Rama’s ring as a token of confidence. Trijata, Sita’s royal servant, watches. Two lower ranking female servants sit in the centre. The one in front is called Madé Lényog. Mredah, Anoman’s ...
Jatayu fights Rawana who has abducted Sita. Rawana drives his mount Wilmana
A meeting between Pratipéya and Dusasana

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