"Portrait of Maharaja Bhim Kanwar", Folio from the Shah Jahan Album 1515 - 1655
nanha
portrait
natural stone pattern
water colours
pastel soft colours
pottery
flower
handmade artwork painting
stoneware
men
islamic-art
watercolour bleed
earthenware
watercolour illustration
sword
watercolor
This folio from the Shah Jahan Album, dating from between 1515 and 1655, features a portrait of Maharaja Bhim Kanwar by the artist Nanha. The album, a collection of portraits and other artistic works, is a testament to the flourishing of Mughal art during the reign of Shah Jahan. This particular painting showcases the Mughal style of portraiture, characterized by a delicate balance of realism and stylization. The Maharaja, depicted in a standing pose, is rendered with precision, capturing his regal presence. The elaborate floral border surrounding the portrait adds a touch of elegance, further highlighting the importance of the subject. This folio, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers a glimpse into the artistic legacy of the Mughal Empire, showcasing its refined techniques and captivating aesthetics.
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