This dazzling work is part of the dispersed Bhagvata Purana Series, done in the Pahari style during 17th Century. 

King Kamsa, tries to kill the newborn child, surrounded by a selected group of courtiers, while Devaki is seen in despair. The Child, incarnation of Goddess Yogmaya, is shining above in a glorious golden light.

This intricate work of art is part of dispersed Bhagvata-Purana series.
Made during the 17th century, this painting was most likely done at Mandi, evident from the Pahari style used in the painting.
King Kamsa is sitting in his inner apartment, conversing with an old lady, possibly about the Devaki and the coming child.
Marble floors, richly adorned decorative walls, fountains, etc. give the richness to the painting.