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Maharana Sarup Singh admira um cavalo valioso

1845–46
Not on view
Esta pintura de Tara, o pintor mais importante do ateliê de Maharana Sarup Singh, representa o marajá de Mewar admirando um cavalo valioso com um grande séquito de cortesãos. Os elementos têxteis ricamente decorados, entre eles o tapete de verão e o dossel, transformam esse pavilhão ao ar livre, onde repousa o marajá, em uma morada quase palaciana. Tara era um consumado cronista dos grandes eventos na vida do marajá, o cavalo e os principais cortesãos, o que sugere que esta pintura documenta um evento específico, talvez o aniversário do monarca.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Maharana Sarup Singh admira um cavalo valioso
  • Artista: Tara, indiano, ativo 1836–68
  • Data: 1845–46
  • Meio: Aquarela opaca, tinta, ouro sobre papel
  • Dimensões: 42,5 x 57,8 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Fundo Cynthia Hazen Polsky e Leon B. Polsky, 2001
  • Número de acesso: 2001.344
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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