Rare Vintage Lithograph – Maharana Pratap

This rare vintage lithograph portrays Maharana Pratap, the legendary Rajput ruler of Mewar, renowned for his unwavering courage, indomitable spirit, and lifelong resistance against the Mughal Empire. Depicted in full royal attire with a distinctive plume-topped crown, chainmail armor, and traditional Rajput footwear, Maharana Pratap stands proudly with a long spear in hand—symbolizing vigilance and valor.

The backdrop features a scenic blend of fort walls, arched gateways, lush gardens, and distant mountains, evoking the grandeur of Rajputana’s historic landscapes. Printed by The Bolton F.A.L. Works, Tar Deo, Bombay and published by Hem Chander Bhargava, Dariba, Delhi, this lithograph is an outstanding example of early 20th-century Indian printing craftsmanship, blending artistry with patriotic pride.

Encased in its original dark wooden frame, the piece retains a warm, time-earned patina that enhances its authenticity. It is a collectible treasure for those who appreciate heritage art and the glorious history of India’s warrior kings.

Specifications:

Subject: Maharana Pratap

Medium: Lithograph on paper

Publisher: Hem Chander Bhargava, Dariba, Delhi

Printer: The Bolton F.A.L. Works, Tar Deo, Bombay

Era: Early 20th century

Frame: Original wooden frame

Condition: Vintage, with age-related wear and patina consistent with its history

Ideal For:

Collectors of Rajputana history, museums, heritage art lovers, and admirers of Indian valor.