Sree Chitra Art Gallery

[1][4] Other items of interest include miniatures from different parts of the world, reproductions of murals of Ajanta, Bagh, Sigiriya, and Sittannavasal, and manuscripts of archival importance.

[9] The palace originally handed over 70 Ravi Varma paintings but some of them are not on display at the art gallery due to space constraints.

[7] This included the paintings Lady Swinging, Mysore Khedda, Sreerama Break the Bow, Two Horses, Procession, Portrait Study, and Butterfly.

[7] The Kilimanoor Palace had lodged an official complaint that some of the paintings it handed over to the art gallery were missing.

[7][12] Due to the space constraint, a new building was proposed for the gallery and foundation stone was laid in 1985, but the work did not progress.