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Wedding Procession: Groom on a Horse, c1800. Creator: Unknown
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Wedding Procession: Groom on a Horse, c1800. Creator: Unknown
Wedding Procession: Groom on a Horse, c1800
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1800s Arrival Arrive Arriving Bengal Bridegroom Colourful Copyspace Groom Litter Mica Mohammedan Moslem Moslems Murshidabad Muslim Muslims Palanquin Procession Processional Sedan Chair South East Asia Southeast Asia Southeast Asian Typical Wedding Wedding Day West Bengal Hindoostan
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This stunning 19th century artwork captures the grandeur and tradition of a wedding procession in India or Bengal, as the groom arrives on horseback. The scene is set against a backdrop of colorful buildings and flags, indicating the arrival at the bride's family's residence. The groom, dressed in traditional attire, rides confidently on his horse, accompanied by men on foot carrying a palanquin or litter for the bride, and others carrying standards and flags. In the Islamic and Hindu traditions of South East Asia, the groom's arrival on horseback was a symbol of strength and power. The artwork, created using opaque watercolor on mica, showcases the intricate details of the clothing, accessories, and decorations of the procession. The use of mica adds a unique shimmer effect to the painting, enhancing the overall beauty and vibrancy of the scene. This artwork, a testament to the rich cultural heritage of India and South East Asia, was likely produced in Murshidabad, a major center for art and craft in the region during the 1800s. The painting is now part of the collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, adding to its global significance as a valuable piece of historical and artistic importance.
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