Portret van Dalil-khan, groot-vizier van Aurangzeb, is gouverneur (subagar) van de provincie Deccan geweest; hij is afkomstig van de Rohela Pathanen c. 1686
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This anonymous portrait from c. 1686 depicts Dalil-khan, a prominent figure in the Mughal Empire during the reign of Aurangzeb. The painting, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases a detailed depiction of Dalil-khan, emphasizing his status as a powerful official. The subject is presented in a formal, almost regal pose, with his garments and accessories carefully rendered to reflect his position as a high-ranking official. The intricate floral border surrounding the portrait further highlights the artistry of Mughal miniature painting and its focus on decorative elements. The portrait provides valuable insights into the visual culture and courtly life of the Mughal era.
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