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Raja Medini Pal (Reigned 1722-1736) of Basohli Being Presented with a Falcon, c1725. Creator: Unknown
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Raja Medini Pal (Reigned 1722-1736) of Basohli Being Presented with a Falcon, c1725. Creator: Unknown
Raja Medini Pal (Reigned 1722-1736) of Basohli Being Presented with a Falcon, c1725
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"This exquisite 18th-century Indian painting depicts Raja Medini Pal (reigned 1722-1736) of Basohli being presented with a falcon, circa 1725. The Maharaja, dressed in rich apparel adorned with intricate designs and caste markings, sits cross-legged on a plush carpet, surrounded by four attendant men. The falconer, standing to the side, holds out the majestic bird of prey, its sharp gaze fixed on the Maharaja. The falcon, a symbol of power and nobility, is a fitting gift for a ruler. The painting is executed in opaque watercolor and gold on paper, with intricate details that highlight the ornate clothing and accessories of the figures. The Maharaja's headdress, made of pink fabric and adorned with gold and precious stones, adds to his regal appearance. The attire of the other men, with their coats and headgear, also reflect the grandeur of the occasion. The painting offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Hindustan, specifically the kingdom of Basohli. The Maharaja's face-to-face encounter with the falcon symbolizes the power and control he holds over his kingdom and subjects. The painting is a testament to the artistic prowess of the Indian subcontinent during the 18th century and is a valuable addition to any collection of Asian art." This painting is currently housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) and is a must-see for anyone interested in Indian history, art, or fashion. The intricate details and rich colors make it a stunning addition to any interior, adding a touch of exotic elegance to any room. The painting is a reminder of the rich history and cultural heritage of India and the Maharajas who ruled over their kingdoms with power and grace.
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