Prince of Wales Museum of Western India, Bombay Issued in the 1970s-80s. A set of 13 folders, each approximately 30x22.5cm, containing explanations and attached images on double-sided thick paper. The exterior has some yellowing, but overall, it is in good condition compared to its age, with no significant flaws. I: Camel-Fight 17th century IV: Snake-Charmer 18th century VII: Meeting of Rama & Parasurama 17th century VIII: Princess in a Garden with Attendants 17th century IX: Chanda in a Garden 16th century XII: The Summer Elephant 18th century XIV: The Message of Reconciliation, from "Gita Govinda" 18th century XVI: Estrangement of Radha 18th century XIX: Hour of Cowdust 18th century XX: Lovers Meeting on Balcony in a Rocky Landscape 16th century XXII: Amorous Dalliance 18th century XXIII: Radha Dressed as Krishna (Lila-Hava) 18th century XXIV: Marriage Procession of Rama 17th century The present Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (formerly the Prince of Wales Museum) is the largest comprehensive museum in Western India, located in the Fort district of Mumbai, India. Founded in 1921. The magnificent Indo-Saracenic building houses over 70,000 cultural heritage items, including ancient sculptures, Gandhara art, and miniature paintings.