This lithograph, titled "Sitaram Anjani," portrays Lord Hanuman in a graceful dancing pose, surrounded by a lush garden with vibrant trees and blooming flowers. His golden skin radiates divinity, and he is adorned with a garland, playing the manjira (cymbals) while joyfully chanting "Sita-Ram."

The title carries deep significance—"Sita-Ram" represents Lord Rama and Goddess Sita, whom Hanuman worships with unwavering devotion, while "Anjani" refers to his mother, Mata Anjani, highlighting his divine lineage.

In the upper corner, a divine vision of Lord Rama and Sita appears, blessing Hanuman for his boundless faith and service. This symbolizes his eternal spiritual connection with them.