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AN UNIDENTIFIED RAJA WITH THE PRIEST JINDA AND THE PUNDIT KSELA
AN UNIDENTIFIED RAJA WITH THE PRIEST JINDA AND THE PUNDIT KSELA

MANDI, NORTH INDIA, 1750-75

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AN UNIDENTIFIED RAJA WITH THE PRIEST JINDA AND THE PUNDIT KSELA
MANDI, NORTH INDIA, 1750-75
Opaque pigments on paper, the raja simply dressed and wearing Shivaite marks, a pundit identified in black nagari script as Ksela in white, a bearded priest identified as Prohit Jinda is paying respect, wearing a white turban and green tunic held with a white sash, in black and white rules, with wide red borders with black ink nagari identifications, the reverse with one line of black ink devanagari script, a fly leaf attached, mounted
Painting 5 x 7in. (12.7 x 17.8cm.); leaf 6 ¾ x 8 ½in. (17.2 x 21.7cm.)

拍品專文

The identification at the top of the painting reads as 'Sir je Si' and seem to points towards Jai Singh, Raja of Kulu (r. 1731-42) whose portraits show the same features as the present figure, a thin long face, loose hair and thin moustache (Archer, W. G., Indian painting from the Punjab Hills, London, 1973, cat. Baghal 9 - 11 and Kahlur 22).

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