Tombeau de Nathar Shah situé près de Trichinopoly, Sud de l'Inde, Trichinopoly, vers 1840-1850 Tomb of Nathar Shah near Trichinopoly South India, Trichinopoly, circa 1840-50 gouache and gold on mica, circular, laid down on card, French inscription in lower border Mosquée musulmane a Trichinopoli painting 135 mm. diam.; card 180 x 160 mm.; frame 24 x 26 cm. Footnotes: A slightly different view of the tomb is one of a group of seven unidentified Muslim buildings in south India, Trichinopoly, circa 1850, in the Victoria and Albert Museum, 08109:1/(IS); see M. Archer, Company Paintings: Indian Paintings of the British Period, London 1992, p. 210, no. 218. It was also depicted by Francis Swain Ward (circa 1734-1805), one of several oil paintings of South Indian monuments, circa 1782 (Government Art Collection, no. 7073). Nathar Shah was a Sufi mystic of the 11th Century, originally from Anatolia. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing