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The Mughal Royal Court & Imperial Portraits | Circa 1900–1920

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Features:

Embeslished

Aged

Collectible

Handmade

Height:14 inches

Width:10 inches

An exceptional German Chromolithograph showcasing a magnificent collage of the Mughal Empire’s most celebrated rulers and royal personalities, lavishly enhanced with original handcrafted Taari, metallic thread, sequins, and bead embroidery.

The composition features iconic historical figures including Akbar Shah, Noor Jahan Begum, Shah Jehan, Aurangzeb, Taimur Lang, Moti Begum and Zinnat Mahal Begum, surrounding an elaborate imperial court scene that symbolizes the grandeur and artistic brilliance of the Mughal era. Every portrait is individually highlighted with intricate hand embellishment, creating a striking three-dimensional appearance that elevates the print into a remarkable decorative masterpiece.

Produced in Germany during the golden age of chromolithography and later embellished by skilled Indian artisans, this artwork beautifully combines European printing excellence with traditional Indian decorative craftsmanship. Such embellished German lithographs were highly prized in royal residences, merchant havelis, and aristocratic homes, and today are increasingly sought after by collectors of museum-quality antiques.

Preserved in its original vintage frame with authentic age-related patina, this rare artwork represents an outstanding fusion of history, craftsmanship, and decorative elegance.

Specifications

Type: Antique German Chromolithograph

Subject: Mughal Royal Court & Imperial Portrait Collection

Technique: Chromolithograph with Original Hand Taari, Sequins & Bead Work

Period: Circa 1900–1920

Origin: Germany

Frame: Original Vintage Wooden Frame

Condition: Good antique condition with authentic age-related wear.

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