Equestrian portrait of a Rajput ruler - Lot 231

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Equestrian portrait of a Rajput ruler - Lot 231
Equestrian portrait of a Rajput ruler Pigments and gold on paper India, Marwar, probably Jodhpur, circa 1800 28.5 x 21.5 cm (painted page glued to backing) A Marwar nobleman with a nimbed head, probably a Thakur (Rajput), is depicted on his prancing horse in the tradition of North Indian equestrian portraits. He is accompanied by three servants who follow him on foot, in front of a verdant hill surmounted by an architectural riverscape. The sovereign is dressed in rich fabrics, adorned with jewels and brandishing a khanda sword, the preferred weapon of the Rajputs. His horse is equally richly adorned. (Visible wear) Expert: Alexis Renard
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