Akbar Receiving the Drums and Standards Captured from Abdullah Uzbeg, Governor of Malwa, in 1564 by Mughal School

Akbar Receiving the Drums and Standards Captured from Abdullah Uzbeg, Governor of Malwa, in 1564

(Akbar receiving the drums and standards captured from Abdullah Uzbeg, Governor of Malwa, in 1564, 1590-98 (gouache on parchment))


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Undated  ·  gouache on parchment  ·  Picture ID: 78647

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Akbar Receiving the Drums and Standards Captured from Abdullah Uzbeg, Governor of Malwa, in 1564 by Mughal School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
moghul · mogul · indian · miniature · spoils · battle · elephant · horse · horseback · rider · male · sword · shield · wounded · drum · standard · outline by mohesh · painted by anant · caparison · battle
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