Three Jagannatha trinity paintings, Orissa, Puri, late 19th century

A. In fair condition, laid down on paper, significant losses to the four corners and the outer edges, repaired tear and minor paint loss on lower left edge, as viewed. B. In fair condition, laid down on paper, minor craquelure throughout, as viewed. C. In fair condition, laid down on paper, a small hole on on upper left hand side, minor paint loss due to craquelure, rubbing and wear marks, as viewed.
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These paintings were produced as souvenirs (jatri pati) for pilgrims visiting the temple at Puri. For a related example see Rossi 1998, nos.29-30.