De eerste koninginne van den Mogol Auxeng Zeeb c. 1675 - 1755

"De eerste koninginne van den Mogol Auxeng Zeeb" (c. 1675-1755) by Adrianus Canter Visscher depicts the Mughal Queen, Auxeng Zeeb, in a garden setting. The Queen is depicted reclining in a pavilion, attended by two servants. Below the pavilion is an octagonal fountain with ducks, and two women play music outside. The artist used a vibrant palette and detailed brushstrokes to capture the opulence and grandeur of the Mughal court, and the scene evokes a sense of peace and serenity. This work is a valuable example of European artists' fascination with Mughal culture and their adaptation of Indian painting styles.