Mewar Collection
Mewar, a captivating region in India, is known for its rich history and cultural heritage
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Mewar, a captivating region in India, is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. Located in Udaipur, this enchanting city is nestled around the picturesque Lake Pichola. The beauty has been captured through various artistic expressions. One such masterpiece is "Maharana Sarup Singh Inspects a Prize Stallion" by Tara, painted during 1845-46. This artwork showcases the grandeur and opulence of Mewar's royalty. Another depiction of Mewar's folk art can be seen in a typical house adorned with vibrant colors portraying a man riding an elephant. The majestic Kumbhalgarh Fortress stands tall in Rajasthan, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Neelkanth Madev Temple within the fortress becomes even more mystical at night when it illuminates with divine radiance. Intriguing glimpses into the past are revealed through historical artworks like "View of the Court of the Palace of Oodeypore" by James Grant and "A Monumental Portrait of a Monkey" from c. 1705-1710 created by an unknown artist. Mythological tales come to life as we witness Kama shooting a love arrow at Shiva or Krishna watching a juggler, both depicted in ancient copies like Gita-Gauri and Seven Hundred Verses respectively. The regal procession led by Maharana Bhim Singh during c. 1820 exemplifies Mewar's royal traditions and grand celebrations that have been passed down through generations. Literature also plays an important role in capturing Mewar's essence as illustrated in Rasikapriya by Keshav Das or even through dance forms portrayed like the Dancing Girl from early 19th century gouache painting on paper.