Join a Met curator to learn about two paintings by the artist Payag, a major talent at the 17th-century Mughal court of India.
Bhairavi explores the nature of death and the universe and represents a bridge between Indian
Codices Credit Line: The Howard Hodgkin Collection, on loan from the Howard Hodgkin Indian
Codices Credit Line: The Howard Hodgkin Collection, on loan from the Howard Hodgkin Indian
Canberra. National Gallery of Australia. „The Vision of Kings: Art and Experience in India,“ November 25, 1995–February 4, 1996.Melbourne. National Gallery of Victoria. „The Vision of Kings: Art and Experience in India,“ February 22, 1996–April 28, 1996
Paintings Credit Line: The Howard Hodgkin Collection, on loan from the Howard Hodgkin Indian
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for a Woman or Child probably Italian ca. 1575–1650 Tiger’s Claw (Bagh Nakh) Indian
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Indian Skies: The Howard Hodgkin Collection of Indian Court Painting Guy, John,
"The Lotus Transcendent: Indian and Southeast Asian Art from the Samuel Eilenberg
Most artists were anonymous and rarely signed their works, although names have survived in texts, in murals on monastery walls, and on some thankas and bronzes.
Bar, extending a blessing Tibet late 11th–early 12th century Portrait of the Indian
"The Lotus Transcendent: Indian and Southeast Asian Art from the Samuel Eilenberg
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-0) Damaru Tibetan 19th century Sho Japanese 19th century Ghanti (bell) Indian
