Maharaja Ranjit Singh in a Bazaar - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
In this curious painting, the famed leader of the Sikhs of the Punjab, Maharaja Ranjit Singh (r. 1801–39), proceeds on an elephant through Lahore. In the foreground, oblivious to the parade, is a diverse group of religious figures: an Akali Sikh (bearded) is in conversation with three Hindu sadhus, observed by a Jain Svetambara monk wearing a ...
Maharaja Bakhat Singh - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This portrait, one of the finest from eighteenth-century Rajasthan, was painted at Nagaur Fort in the kingdom of Marwar. The subject, Bakhat Singh (1706–1752), younger brother of Marwar’s ruler, was appointed governor of the fort, within which he constructed a pleasure palace decorated with elegant floral designs.
Artist August Schoefft's Masterpiece Painting - Sikh Museum
The painting by Viennese artist, August Schoefft, of Maharaja Ranjit Singh sitting in devotion on a balcony overlooking the Darbar Sahib complex at Amritsar is both stunning and full of details. Painted over a century and a half ago at the zenith of the Sikh Empire, it is one of the most important paintings from that era.
Maharaja Ranjit Singh on horseback — Google Arts & Culture
Ranjit Singh (1780–1839), the central figure in this painting, is remembered as the founder of the first unified Sikh kingdom which at its height encompassed parts of what are now India,...
Ram Singh I of Kota Hunting at Makundgarh - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Attributed to Kota Master A. This is the earliest known hunting scene painted on paper from Kota, and it is also one of the most visually dense depictions. The main protagonist is not the hunter but rather his prey, the lion climbing a tree and biting its trunk.
MAHARAJA: The Splendor of India's Royal Courts - Asian art
Maharaja takes viewers into a throne room, the focal point of royal authority, in its ceremonial splendor. Visitors encounter ceremonial regalia, turban ornaments, swords, and other symbols of Indian royalty. Rare paintings in watercolors and gold give detailed representations of royal rule and present vivid portraits of individual rulers.
Marvels of Mysore — Google Arts & Culture
Mysore paintings mostly covered religious and mythological stories and anecdotes from the Mahabharata, Ramayana and Bhagavata Purana and Jaina texts. Also depicted were court scenes, battle...
15 Most Famous Raja Ravi Varma Paintings - Artwale
2023年1月13日 · Raja Ravi Varma is a famous Indian painter known for his works that portrayed scenes from Indian mythology and epics. One of his most famous paintings is “Damayanti,” which depicts a scene from the Indian epic Mahabharata. Damayanti is …
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Gallery. When Śyāmārānī began her service for Śrīla Nārāyaṇa Gosvāmī Mahārāja in 1992, he expounded on Jayadeva’s poetry, alongside the elegant odes of Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī and others.
The Magnificent Maharajas of India — REENA AHLUWALIA
2013年5月18日 · The words Maharaja (great king) and Maharani (great queen) originates in Sanskrit (महाराज | महारानी). The paintings celebrate an unbroken jewelry heritage and the enduring significance these gems retain in the tapestry of Indian culture. SEE REENA's ROYAL Maharaja & Maharani of Mysore paintings.
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