Durbar of Emperor Akbar Shah II – Late Mughal Fine Art Print(framed)

A grand late Mughal durbar, with Akbar II (r. 1806-37) seated on the Peacock Throne in the Diwan-i Khas of the Red Fort at Delhi. The painting masks the decline of Mughal power as British control tightened. European influence shows in the perspective of the receding hall and in figures turned in three-quarter view rather than profile.

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 Durbar of Emperor Akbar Shah II, India, 1820-30. Original: Opaque color and gold on paper; image 75.2 x 61.8 cm. Source image: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Howard Hodgkin Collection, Purchase, Florence and Herbert Irving Acquisitions, Harris Brisbane Dick, and 2020 Benefit Funds; Howard S. and Nancy Marks, Lila Acheson Wallace, and Friends of Islamic Art Gifts; Louis V. Bell, Harris Brisbane Dick, Fletcher, and Rogers Funds and Joseph Pulitzer Bequest; and funds from various donors, 2022; object 2022.196), Open Access (CC0).
• CraftPunjab offers this as a reproduction, not as an original work.
• Colours may vary slightly from the original and between screens.