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"Princess and Attendants on Balcony",
Folio from the Davis Album Object Name: Illustrated album leaf Date: 17th century Geography: India Culture: Islamic Medium: Ink, opaque watercolor, and gold on paper
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Nose ring (nath)
Gujranwala, Pakistan
c. 1853
Gold with imitation gems
V&A Collection
Dagger and jade sheath with inlaid rubies, emeralds and diamonds. India, Mughal Empire, 1675-1700 [1507x2100]
Source: https://reddit.com/r/ArtefactPorn/comments/e1x7p4/dagger_and_jade_sheath_with_inlaid_rubies/
A Music Party
Abanindranath Tagore
Bengal, India, 1905
Watercolors on paper
A group of people sit and listen to a lady playing a sitar. The setting is that of a Mughal court, with Mughal style architecture in the background and the setting sun visible through the arches.
The artist, Abanindranath Tagore (1871 - 1951) was the pioneer and leading exponent of the Bengal School of Art, which flourished between 1905 and 1920. In his paintings, he sought to counter the influence of Western art as taught in art schools under the British Raj, by modernizing indigenous Moghul and Rajput traditions. His work became so influential that it was eventually accepted and regarded as a national Indian style.
Nur Jahan
India, Mughal, c. 18th century
Opaque watercolors & gold on paper
© Victoria & Albert Museum
Lady Ra’aba of Basra
India, Mughal, c. 17th century
Ink, watercolors, & gold on paper
© Victoria & Albert Museum
Likely based on a Domenico Tintoretto engraving of Mary of Magdalene.
The Virgin Mary
India, Mughal, c. 1760 - 1765
Gouache and gold on paper
© The Victoria & Albert Museum, London
A Camel and it’s Rider Playing Kettledrums Mazar Ali Khan Delhi, India, Mughal, c. 1840 Gouache © Victoria & Albert Museum, London One of six figures, this painting likely depicts the Mughal Emperor’s ceremonial procession on the occasion of Eid.
Dying Inayat Khan
Balchand
India, Mughal, 1618 - 1619
Ink and light wash on paper
Grinding Corn at Bengal
Arthur William Devis
England, 1792 - 1795
Oil on canvas
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection
Necklace
India, possibly Jaipur c. 18th century
Gold inlaid with white sapphire; back enameled red, white, and green, pearls and green stone pendant and center; gold thread chain and slide closure
A Flowering Plant
India, Mughal, c. 17th century
Opaque watercolors and gold on paper
Jali
India, Mughal, 1605 - 1627
Sandstone
Dancing Girl
Tilly Kettle
India, British, 1772
Oil on Canvas
Two Women Dancing
India, Mughal, c. 17th Century
Opaque watercolors and gold on paper
Court Ladies Playing with Fireworks ca. 1740 Mughal dynasty Color and gold on paper
Painted by Muhammad Afzal
(source)
Happy Diwali! 🎇
Khusrau spies Shirin bathing From a Khamesh of Nizami India, Mughal dynasty, Early 18th century
The British Museum
A girl was swimming in the river. Her marble-carved body moved swiftly like a fish in the water, and her tousled hair clung wildly to her face and shoulders, giving her an unsophisticated kind of beauty. He caught his breath at the sight of this overwhelming creature.
– Tales from the Land of the Sufis by Mojdeh Bayat Mohammad Ali Jamnia
