TWO FIGHTING BUCKS
THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN
TWO FIGHTING BUCKS

MUGHAL SCHOOL AT KISHANGARH, NORTH INDIA, CIRCA 1720-30

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TWO FIGHTING BUCKS
MUGHAL SCHOOL AT KISHANGARH, NORTH INDIA, CIRCA 1720-30
Opaque pigments on paper, in a grassy meadow by a river, each encouraged by its groom, in thin gold and black rules, cropped
6 ½ x 9 ½in. (16.5 x 24.2cm.)
Provenance
Clifford Dann Auction Galleries, Lewes, Sussex, 02 October 1990, lot 213

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Lot Essay

Mughal artists such as Bhavani Das and Dalchand moved to Kishangarh in the early 18th century where they worked and imported there the style of the imperial atelier. They were possibly introduced through one of Bahadur Shah’s wives, Amrit Bai Sahiba, the daughter of Maharaja Rup Singh of Kishangarh. For a brief discussion on Mughal painting at Kishangarh, see McInerney, 1982, pp. 44-45.

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