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This standard, or alam, would have been used in religious processions and is made of perforated gilt copper. The ornamental calligraphy arranged within a frame in the form of a bird of prey is the Shia Muslim prayer, the Nadi cAli, or ‘Call to Ali’, praising the son-in-law of the Prophet. The standard is thought to have been made in Delhi in the 17th century.

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The skeletons of an eagle, swan, ostrich and a crane. Engraving by Lodge after Brown.  c. 1791

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Production person Print made by Anonymous  Date 1800-1850 (circa)

Description Popular print of a Siren as a bird with woman’s head and outstretched wings, perched on a flowering plant. XIXc Woodcut with hand-colouring

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Eleazar Albin - A Natural History of Birds, 1731, London (illustrated by his daughter and the author himself)

“They lived upon Celestial Dew, they flew perpetually, without intermission, and took no rest but High on the Air” (the Birds of Paradise)

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SketchBook 2011 A

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