Paintings from the Mughal court tradition — imperial portraits, romantic scenes, manuscript album leaves, and zenana compositions. The Mughal miniature tradition, developed at the ateliers of Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan, combined Persian refinement with Indian sensibility to create one of the world's great schools of painting.
Mughal Hunting Encampment — Manuscript Painting on Paper (15×9 in)
Mughal Royal Hunt — Manuscript Painting on Paper (15×9 in)
Mughal Royal Procession — Miniature on Silk (14×11 in)
Mughal Procession Paper Painting - Hand-Painted Framed Art | 8×12 Inch
Ladies at the Garden Pavilion — Mughal Miniature Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Royal Bathing in the Hauz — Mughal Miniature Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Nayaka Under the Forest Tree — Mughal Miniature Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Noblewomen by the Riverside Garden — Mughal Miniature Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Royal Nobleman Portrait — Mughal Muraqqa Album Leaf Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Lovers' Tryst — Mughal Muraqqa Album Leaf Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Noble Lady in Court Dress — Mughal Muraqqa Album Leaf Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Intimate Scene by the Window — Mughal Muraqqa Album Leaf Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Couple in Intimate Discourse — Mughal Muraqqa Album Leaf Painting on Paper (10×7 in)
Mughal Noblewoman in Court Dress — Hand-Painted Miniature Portrait on Paper (11×8 in)
Mughal Emperor with Green Turban — Hand-Painted Miniature Portrait on Paper (11×8 in)
Mughal Manuscript Page with Romantic Scene — Illustrated Miniature on Paper (11×6 in)
