Portrait of Colonel Ranabir Singh Thapa 1820 - 1840
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"Portrait of Colonel Ranabir Singh Thapa" is an 1820-1840 painting by Bhajuman Chitrkar. This portrait, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, depicts the Colonel in a seated pose, showcasing his military regalia and authoritative bearing. Bhajuman Chitrkar, who lived from 1820-1850, was a prominent artist from the Pahari school of painting, known for its rich colors and intricate details. The painting's style reflects the influence of Mughal miniature painting, evident in the detailed depiction of the Colonel's attire, the ornate furniture, and the decorative borders. This work offers a glimpse into the lives of Nepalese military figures during the early 19th century.
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