Two framed Indian paintings, North India, Rajasthan, 19th centuryGold and silver on paper. - The first depicts a three-quarter raja, armed with a talwar at his belt, kneeling on a carpet against a cushion, his hands resting on his shield. Inscription in Sanskrit in black ink at the top. 21.5 x 14.5 cm on view, stains, some polychromy jumps; - the second representing a couple exchanging under the terrace of a marble pavilion, next to a Sikh cross-legged in front of a fire at the foot of a tree. 16 x 12 cm on view, polychromy jumps, holes. Two miniature paintings, North India, Rajasthan, 19th century