Posthumous Portrait of Raja Man Singh, Kacchwaha rule of Amber

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Posthumous Portrait of Raja Man Singh, Kacchwaha rule of Amber

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tempera 305 x 216 mm - Raja Man Singh (1550–1614) was the Rajput Raja (ruler) of Amber, a state later known as Jaipur. He was considered one of the nine gems (ratna) of Mughal Emperor Akbar’s royal court. Man Singh was greatly influenced by Akbar’s art patronage and he became one of India’s most supportive patrons of local artists, commissionin...

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20th century

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royalty / horses (animal) / shields (armor) / spears (weapons) / quivers / turbans / robes / Drawing

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