A Lady with Attendants

Attributed to Nainsukh Indian

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This sketch fits within the body of preparatory work by the Seu family painter Nainsukh. In particular, the facial features and the drapery conventions are elements that relate to a well-known series by him. The use of light color washes provides insight into how this artist worked toward finished paintings.

A Lady with Attendants, Attributed to Nainsukh (active ca. 1735–78), Ink and transparent watercolor on paper, India (Pahari Hills, Kangra)

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A Lady with Attendants, Attributed to Nainsukh (active ca. 1735–78), Ink and transparent watercolor on paper, India (Pahari Hills, Kangra)
A Lady with Attendants, Attributed to Nainsukh (active ca. 1735–78), Ink and transparent watercolor on paper, India (Pahari Hills, Kangra)

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