Image: Rama, Sugriva, and Jambavan

Rama Receives Sugriva, King of the Monkeys,

and Jambavat, the King of the Bears. 

Folio from a Ramayana

Date: ca. 1605

(Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC)

You can read more about Rama, Sugriva, and Jambavan at Wikipedia.

Details below:

Image: Arjuna at Draupadi's Swayamvara

Arjuna at Draupadi's Swayamara.

(image source)

The sculpture is from the Kedareshwara temple

in Halebidu, Karnataka, India. 

Detail:

Image: Hayagriva and Brahma

Hayagriva and Brahma

(Wikimedia: illustrated Mahabharata)

Hayagriva is returning the Vedas to Brahma; you can read more about Hayagriva at Wikipedia.

Image: Battle at Lanka

Ramayana Battle Scene

(British Library: Mewar Ramayana)

From the Library site: Rama has divided his forces, sending the chief monkeys with their separate armies to the four gates of the city. The allies launch a general attack on Lanka, in which many marvellous feats of skill and daring are performed. Rama has sent Angada to Ravana with a message about his impending doom. Enraged, Ravana orders him to be put to death but Angada breaks free (top right) and creates havoc among the demons before escaping. Ravana ascends to the roof of his palace and orders a sortie. Sahib Din combines a bird's eye viewpoint with a conceptual rendering of Lanka allowing him to use a great depth in his paintings in this book.

Detail: Angada's Mission; battles scenes.

Image: VIshnu

The poet Jayadeva bows to Vishnu.

(Wikimedia: dated 1730)

More about Jayadeva at Wikipedia.