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The Mughal Prince finely profile painted and lavishly dressed. Wearing hand embroidered robe, turban and jewels typical of the Mughal period.
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19th Century Indian Mughal Painting of a Prince

RH344

The Mughal Prince finely profile painted and lavishly dressed. Wearing hand embroidered robe, turban and jewels typical of the Mughal period.

Period

Very Good Condition

Materials

paper

Condition

Mughal period, Circa 1880‍

Dimensions

Width:
33
cm
Height:
28
cm
Length:
cm

£ 1,850.00 GBP

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