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Thakur Jagat Singh of Mehrun riding horse attended by huqqa bearer and footsoldiers, c. late 18th century
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Thakur Jagat Singh of Mehrun riding horse attended by huqqa bearer and footsoldiers.
By a Ghanerao artist at Ajmer. Opaque watercolour with gold on warqa.
Circa late 18th century.
30.4 x 24.3cm
The inscription on the reverse reads -[?]- anopsingh jagatsingh referring to Anup Singh, 4th thakur of Mehrun in Ajmer and son Jagat Singh, 5th thakur.
It is not unusual for a painting's inscription to refer to a subject's father and even grandfather.
The Victoria and Albert museum has an earlier painting of a thakur ( IS.12-1978) also made in Ajmer by a Ghanerao artist.
Ref: Ghanerao Thakur 000454
Source: www.indianminiaturepaintings.co.uk
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