Indian miniatures

INDIA, PROVINCIAL MUGHAL, SECOND HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY

[A shaikh and a prince conversing]., India, ca. 1775., MS M.1007

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Bundi School of Painting has always enjoyed a special place of pride and dignity in the art museums of the world. No museum is complete without inclusion of these Bundi paintings of Rajasthan. The contribution of Bundi paintings( on walls, in palaces, on paper and cloth) to Indian art is surpassable. After the development of […]

Ganesh & Saraswati

About 200 years ago in the early 1800's, there was an Anglo-Indian man, an adventurer, James Skinner, who commissioned portraits of people doing various jobs, fulfilling various roles, in India. When I lived in India from 1975 to 1985, many of these jobs continued, just as they had done for centuries and I feel, looking at these images, as if they are paintings of people I saw with my own eyes, doing the same things. Anyone who has traveled to India, and it's probably the same to this very…

Alexander Gorlizki, Looking In - Looking out, (2013), Gold and Paint on Paper, Alexander, Gorlizki, Art, Miniature Painting

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Dara Shukoh translating the Upanishads in the company of Pandits and Sanyasis (1657 AD)

PROVINCIAL MUGHAL INDIA, PROBABLY LUCKNOW, MID-18TH CENTURY; THE BORDERS CIRCA 1770-1780

(INDIA) MUGHAL PAINTINGS Lot of two original Mughal paintings on fine cloth, each 6 1/8" x 10", both mounted to board c

Mughal darbar Paintings with Love seen : Amazon.in: Home & Kitchen

An album of 32 Indian miniatures, all North Indian, ca.19th century, mostly genre scenes and portraits

Lot 9 - Company Painting - 'Bangle seller’ - Tanjore, c. 1850 - 7 x 4.5 in. (18 x 11.1 cm.) | gouache on paper