Darbar of Alivardi Khan at Murshidabad’s Court – Murshidabad Fine Art Print(framed)

A court gathering of Alivardi Khan, nawab of Bengal (r. 1740-56), seated beneath a canopy in a courtyard among thirty-three courtiers, all dressed in white as the taste of the time preferred. Eleven more figures sit outside the courtyard wall, chatting and smoking the huqqa. Most of the figures are identified by small inscriptions beside them.

About this print:

• A fine art reproduction of this work, printed on paper or canvas and available unframed or framed
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• Credit and source: Reproduction after Darbar of Alivardi Khan at Murshidabad’s Court, Murshidabad, ca. 1750-1753. Original: Pigments and gold on paper; 48.5 x 33.5 cm. Source image: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Purchase, Marie Swietochowski Bequest and Friends of Islamic Art Gifts, 2018; object 2018.203), Open Access (CC0).
• CraftPunjab offers this as a reproduction, not as an original work.
• Colours may vary slightly from the original and between screens.