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082			_aBL-JC _b505 (13) (J30)18
110			_aBritish Library
245	1		_aBhairava Raga _bLord is sitting on a throne under a canopy is being rubbed with sandal paste by his consort. There are two maids in attendance [slides] _hBritish Library
260			_aLondon _bBritish Library
300	1		_a2 Slides _bCol. _bill _c35mm.
440			_aJohnson Collection from British Library
500			_aIGNCA slides collection, cross reference, Indian Miniatures in the India Office Library by Toby Falk and Mildred Archer (London1981); Page 266 by 206mm; Johnson Album 30, no. 18; Inscribed on reverse in Persian: Raga Bhairava; 158by 117mm; The style of the series is essentially a provincial or Popular Mughal style, but the precision of treatment of the leafy trees and the figure-type, particularly of the females, points to Bikaner as the place of origin. The original appearance has been altered, for the pictures are now mounted on eighteenth c. album pages and incorrect Persian identifications have been written on the reverse ,p.255
650			_aPainting-Lucknow(India)-1780 A.D.
650			_aMogul painting
650			_aRagamala painting
650			_aRaga, Bhairava
650			_aMusic-India
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