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A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
Khan ‘Alam, Mughal Emperor Jahangir’s Falconer and His Ambassador to Iran, with a Sparrow Hawk
Govardhan
Paintings
Mughal, c. 1610-1620
A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
19/ Dala’il al-Khayrat, 18th – early 19th century, Mughal, India
The depictions in Indian copies were often diagrammatic in nature, in contrast to the more realistic, three-dimentional representations in Ottoman copies.
@KhaliliOnline #Ramadan
Layla Majnun, ill-fated lovers as pictured in Arabic, Persian, Mughal, and Turkish art.
#FairyTaleTuesday
A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
Exquisite portrait of a teenage Dara Shukoh, bare torso and simple lungi, sitting in a gomukhasan yogic pose. The prince had a lifelong engagement with Sufism as well as Hinduism
Mughal, 1640-55, probably Warren Hastings collection, sold at auction
An equestrian portrait of a Nawab riding a grey stallion, signed by Muhammad Reza-i Hindi, Mughal, possibly Oudh, dated 1763-4 AD
Lucknow? Beautiful landscaping to give emphasis to core subject of painting
A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
Happy #WorldMusicDay! Here is a tinted drawing of a woman playing a sitar, #Mughal, c. 1740
Johnson 21, 2
Khan ‘Alam, Mughal Emperor Jahangir’s Falconer and His Ambassador to Iran, with a Sparrow Hawk
Govardhan
Paintings
Mughal, c. 1610-1620
Bhairavi Ragini
princess visit shivling shrine, Oudh, provincial Mughal, late 18th century @Sothebys
adaptation/amalgamation of iconography in mughal period-Shirin bathing while watched by Khusrau (from Nizami’s Khamsa) & depiction of Bhairavi Ragini
both beautifully mingled
(Close-up)
A Scholar and a Scribe on a Carpeted Terrace
By Jagan
(From the Keir Collection of Islamic Art)
India, Mughal,
c.1580
https://t.co/CnhjOgHjxW
A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
On this day (27 Feb, 1712), at the age of 68, Emperor Bahadur Shah died at Lahore.
In my opinion, he was the last great Mughal, who like his ancestors, spent majority of his reign accustomed to a mobile tent life, gaining victory after victory in the military & political field.
A group of Nath yogis.
Painting Ascribed to Mas’ud, Mughal, 1630-40 (British Library) @britishlibrary
pic taken from blog
Ascetic in India
A Nath Yogi with Two White Dogs, folio from the Salim Album
Albums
Mughal, c. 1600
(Close-up)
A portrait of a Rajput nobleman,
attributed to the Mughal master Manohar
Gouache and gold on paper
Mughal, circa 1610-20
"Manohar was the son of Basawan, one of the most celebrated artists at Akbar's Mughal court."
https://t.co/SsPv1B9Bbz