Portret van Sharza Khan, die in de tijd van Sultan Abdullah als vizier heeft gediend en ook vizier is in de tijd van Abul Hasan c. 1686

This portrait of Sharza Khan, a prominent vizier during the reigns of Sultan Abdullah and Abul Hasan, is a fine example of Mughal miniature painting, a style that flourished in the Mughal Empire from the 16th to the 19th centuries. The painting, executed around 1686, is a testament to the rich artistic tradition of the Mughal court. It showcases the delicate brushwork, vibrant colors, and intricate details characteristic of Mughal miniature art. The sitter, Sharza Khan, is portrayed in a dignified and elegant manner, his attire and posture reflecting his high social standing. The work is a valuable record of Mughal court life and a fascinating glimpse into the artistry of the period.