AN INDIAN MUGHAL SCHOOL PORTRAIT OF EMPEROR AKBAR,

Group of four Indian School miniature portraits of three Mughal Emperors and a portrait of an Indian Courtesan. Each hand painted with fine detail and vibrant color. Oval format, framed. (Approx. 4 1/

Indian Mughal Painting of probably Delhi school showing portrait of Beloved Queen Noor Jahan wife of emperor Shah Jahan, 14" x 11"

INDIAN MUGHAL SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) PORTRAIT OF A SOLDIER, watercolor on cardstock, a detailed profile depiction of a bearded figure wearing vibrant attire with sword and double-pointed

Highly unusual pair of Cartier sterling silver table top display boxes or cases having removable Lucite/acrylic tops with miniature Indian Mughal portraits; possibly depicting Emperor Shah Jahan and h

19th C Indian School Mughal Seated Portrait of a Man. Tear to paper, restoration. Please see photos. Paper measures 9 x 6 inches W, frame measures 22 x 12 inches.

Described By:Michelle CNX 1479 7619 C Title:Mughal School Indian 16c 17c 18c Miniature Portrait Painting Lot of 3 Description: Mughal School Indian 16c 17c 18c Miniature Portrait Painting Lot of 3. E

19th century, showing the partially gilded embossed figure of Mughal Emperor Akbar the Great (1542-1605) listening to the famous poet-singer at the time Tansen. Titled upper left corner. Measuring 45

(18th century) Mughal Emperor Muhammad Shah (1702-1748), 13th Mughal Emperor (1719-1747), standing in a landscape and holding a sarpech, opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, mounted to manus

(18th century or style) Emperor Shah Jahan and Prince Aurangzeb in the Mughal Court, Diwan-i-Am, Red Fort, in reverse of a similar composition of a 1650 painting held by the British Library, opaque pi

(18th/19th century) A Mughal Emperor, standing and facing left, opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, sight 7-3/4 x 5-1/4 in.; modern frame, 12-3/8 x 9-3/4 in. [Asian

An Indian Mughal manner batik painting depicting a portrait of a perergrine falcon after the original painting by Mansur, 17th century court artist of Emperor Jehangir. The portrait is adorned with a

Painting: Indian Taj Mahal figures:, double portrait of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan (1592-1666) and Empress Mumtaz (1593-1631). The British Royal Raj Period (1858-1947). Ebony copper and glass frame. 6"

(3) Full length portraits of Indian Mughals. gouache. 7 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches (each) framed. 16 x 11 inches (overall)

Third quarter, 19th century; portraying the Mughal emperor, Akbar, and his wife, Jodha Bai; 10 and gilding on unidentified material, 2 x 1 1/2 in., mounted in carved wood easel frames. Together with a

18th-19th century A.D. A hand painted watercolour portrait, likely of a Mughal emperor; mounted on card. 35 grams, 18.5 x 21 cm (7 1/4 x 8 1/4 in.) Property of a Greater Manchester collector. [No Rese

An 18th or 19th century Indian School painting of a mounted Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, surrounded by armed attendants and courtiers. Dimensions are: Frame size: 12 7/8 inches tall X 9 1/2 inches wide

Indian School (19th Century), Four Miniature Portraits of Mughal Ladiessecond half 19th century, watercolor and gouache on , unsigned, delicately rendered female empress or princess sitters in fine In

Indian School watercolor and gouache on paper painting with gilt embellishments, depicting a royal procession of noblemen, attendants, and soldiers, the Mughal emperor rendered larger than the other f

Finely painted antique Indian miniature portrait of Mumtaz Mahal, wife of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. The world-famous monument Taj Mahal was dedicated to Mumtaz Mahal. A delicate image in an oval

Largest and central of seven glazed miniatures, depicts Mumtaz Mahal beloved wife of Shah Jahan. Silver, glass, applied enameled gold monogram D.M. on clasp. 19th c. 7 1/2" x 2". 71.7 dwt. GW. Provena

Two Framed Indian Mughal School Miniature Paintings, including one picturing Hindu God Shiva surrounded by four female musicians, the second a scholar with three disciples {Dimensions of frames 15 x 1

Mughal School, portrait of a dancer, 19th c., gouache and gold leaf on paper, depicting a belly dancer, 6"h x 3.625"w (image), 23"h x 19"w (frame)

Indian Mughal School in the manner of Ruknuddin, 17th century, a miniature painting fragment depicting a pair of guinea fowl, gouache on paper, with a label to the reverse 'From the J. C. French Colle

Indian School, portrait of a Sikh male, signed Santosh 70, bears label verso for Chemould Gallery, Bombay & Calcutta 49 x 35 cm.