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Raja Sher Singh Bahadur [the Sikh ruler of the Punjab, 1839-43] seated in an archway. The colors are notably brilliant, including vivid green and bright orange, as is typically of this Punjabi style [slides] Raza Library

By: Series: Raza Library Collection from RampurPublication details: Rampur Raza Library 1995Description: 1 Slide Col. ill 35mmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • Rl-343 Album-XI,f.18a
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RL-346 Album-XII,f.4a Soldiers visit a holy man seated beneath a tree. The ascription reads a portrait of Hardat Naushah Ganjbakhs [slides] RL-345 Album-XII,f.2a Assembly of six holy men[slides] RL-344 Album-XII,f.1a Khwaja Qutb al-Din [Bakhtyar Kaki] with prayer beads and books on a terrace. Ascripted with his name on the painting [slides] Rl-343 Album-XI,f.18a Raja Sher Singh Bahadur [the Sikh ruler of the Punjab, 1839-43] seated in an archway. The colors are notably brilliant, including vivid green and bright orange, as is typically of this Punjabi style [slides] RL-342 Album-XI,f.12a Nawab Bahadur Khawaja Sara'i riding in the desert holding his falcon, a pond with wading birds in front of him on the right. The number 200 in Arabic numerals is written on the flank of the horse, possibly indicating the mansab rank. A small representation of an army appears on the horizon [slides] RL-341-341A Album-XI,f.11a Drawing with gold showing a kneeling man. Inscribed, tasvir-I Raja Lachhmi Narayan Muhammad Shahi, ‘amal-I Lekh Raj (a portrait of Raja Lachhmi Narayan Muhammad Shahi, ‘amal-I Lekh Raj (a portrait of Raja lachhmi Narayan [a retainer] of Muhammad Shah, the work of Lekh Raj) [slides] RL-341-341A Album-XI,f.11a Drawing with gold showing a kneeling man. Inscribed, tasvir-I Raja Lachhmi Narayan Muhammad Shahi, ‘amal-I Lekh Raj (a portrait of Raja Lachhmi Narayan Muhammad Shahi, ‘amal-I Lekh Raj (a portrait of Raja lachhmi Narayan [a retainer] of Muhammad Shah, the work of Lekh Raj) [slides]

IGNCA slides collection, cross reference Mughal and Persian Paintings and Illustrated Manuscripts in the Raza Library, Rampur by Barbara Schmitz and Ziyaud-Din A. Desai, p.45 (Size 263 x 206 mm)

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