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A Raja Receives Homage Outside the City... from a Dispersed Manuscript, last quarter of 17th cent
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A Raja Receives Homage Outside the City... from a Dispersed Manuscript, last quarter of 17th cent
A Raja Receives Homage Outside the City: Page from a Dispersed Manuscript, last quarter of the 17th century
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A Raja Receives Homage Outside the City - Page from a Dispersed Manuscript, last quarter of the 17th century
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. This print captures a momentous scene from ancient India, showcasing the rich heritage and religious traditions of the country. The artwork depicts a majestic Raja, or Maharaja, receiving homage outside the city gates. Dressed in regal attire and adorned with intricate jewelry, he exudes power and authority. The vibrant colors and meticulous details bring this historical event to life. Surrounding the Raja are his loyal subjects paying their respects through various gestures of reverence. The architecture of the temple shrine behind him adds grandeur to this significant occasion. Intriguingly, an animal sacrifice can be observed in one corner of the painting - a testament to the deep-rooted religious practices prevalent during that era. This glimpse into Hinduism showcases its significance as an integral part of Indian culture. Painted with ink and opaque watercolor on paper by an unknown artist during either late 17th or early 18th century Mughal period, this masterpiece is now housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met). It serves as a valuable artifact preserving history for generations to come. Through this mesmerizing image, we are transported back in time to witness an extraordinary moment where tradition meets royalty. It reminds us of India's rich past and diverse cultural tapestry that continues to inspire awe even today.
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