A finely executed Indian miniature painting depicting an intimate zenana (women's quarters) scene. Seated upon an ornate low charpoy, an elegantly attired courtesan gazes into a hand mirror presented by an attendant while another maid fans her from behind. A third attendant holds a privacy cloth.

Fourth figure, Lord Krishna observes discreetly from a palace jharokha (window) above. Two white doves perched in a flowering tree symbolize love and fidelity, while the warm hues of the setting sky lend the composition a serene, poetic atmosphere.

Executed with the refined brushwork and delicate palette characteristic of the Jaipur School, the work is presented
within its original decorative painted border and a new giltwood frame.

Dimensions:
Height 12, Width 9, Depth 1 inches
Weight 1 lbs

Condition:
Very Good, painting itself appears to be in very good condition with bright colors. The frame has minor scuffs consistent with age.

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• Low Estimate: 800.00
• High Estimate: 1200.00