Paintings in the Company School tradition — a hybrid art that flourished from the late 18th century, produced by Indian artists trained in both indigenous miniature and European topographic conventions for British and colonial patrons. Subjects include Mughal architecture, riverside forts, bazaar scenes, and botanical studies of extraordinary documentary and aesthetic value.
Seated Queen on a Jewelled Throne — Company School Portrait Miniature on Paper (13×9 in)
Lady at Her Toilette with Mirror — Company School Miniature on Paper (13×9 in)
Mughal Tomb with Figures — Company School Architectural Painting on Paper (10×13 in)
Jama Masjid — Company School Architectural Painting on Paper (10×13 in)
Mughal Dome amid the Bazaar — Company School Painting on Paper (10×13 in)
Mughal Mausoleum with Colonnaded Enclosure — Company School Painting on Paper (10×13 in)
Riverside Fort — Company School Landscape Painting on Paper (12×11 in)
