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塔拉（印度，活跃于1836–68年）撒茹普辛格王公观宝马

1845–46
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这幅图的作者是撒茹普辛格王公画室中最重要的一位画师——塔拉，图上描绘了这位梅卧尔王国的君主在大批侍臣的簇拥下观赏一匹宝马的场景。其中华丽的织物元素，如夏毯和遮蓬等，几乎将这一临时搭建的户外设施变成了一座宫殿。塔拉是位卓有成就的记录者，他记录了这位君王一生所经历的、发生在乌代普尔宫殿及其领地内乡村中的重大事件。图背面的题字记载了统治者、骏马及主要大臣的名字，表明这幅图记载的是一次具体事件，或许是这位君王的生日。

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Object Information
  • 标题: 塔拉（印度，活跃于1836–68年）撒茹普辛格王公观宝马
  • 创作日期: 1845–46年
  • 材料: 不透明水彩，墨，纸本描金
  • 尺寸: 163⁄4 x 223⁄4 英寸（42.5 x 57.8厘米）
  • 来源信息: 辛西娅·海森·保尔斯基和里昂·B·保尔斯 基基金，2001年
  • 藏品编号: 2001.344
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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