Equestrian portrait of Prince Azam Shah

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Miniature. Equestrian portrait of Prince Azam Shah. Unknown miniaturist, Mogul School. Watercolour, brush drawing with use of thin colours on paper, height 253 mm, width 173 mm, c. 1680-1685. Production Note: Azam Shah, d. 1707. Third son of Aurangzeb. (Possibly also the subject of PD.180-1948, centre). Acquisition Credit: Bequeathed 1946 by P.C. Manuk and Miss G.M. Coles, through the National Art Collections Fund.
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