two framed paintings depicting traditional Javanese puppetry, specifically wayang beber, mounted on a wall within a glass display case

two framed paintings depicting traditional Javanese puppetry, specifically wayang beber, mounted on a wall within a glass display case. The paintings are in an exhibition at the Museum Radya Pustaka, located at latitude -7.569, longitude 110.814 in Surakarta, Indonesia. The paintings are on parchment paper with intricate details of stylized human figures dressed in traditional garments. Both paintings are protected under glass frames. The top painting depicts multiple figures interacting, some with wings, all appearing to dance or gesture, with blue, green, and yellow colors dominating the composition. The bottom painting, more faded in color, showcases figures in an elaborate scene, possibly a court scene. The figures in the bottom painting are more subdued, facing forward with a more somber tone. There is a label in the lower right corner describing the details of the wayang beber art form. The label is a light brown color, with white lettering explaining the origin and materials used in the creation of the puppetry. The display case is made of wood and glass, framed by a pink-colored trim.