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Palanquin of the Concubines of the Sultan, court of the Shah alem
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Palanquin of the Concubines of the Sultan, court of the Shah alem
JLJ4687337 Palanquin of the Concubines of the Sultan, court of the Shah alem. Indian and Persian miniatures in " History of India from Tamertante to Orangreyb" by Niccolo Manucci (1638-1717). BN, Paris. by Indian School; Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: Palanquin of the Concubines of the Sultan, court of the Shah alem. Indian and Persian miniatures in " History of India from Tamertante to Orangreyb" by Niccolo Manucci (1638-1717). BN, Paris.); Photo ePhoto Josse; Indian, out of copyright
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This print showcases the exquisite "Palanquin of the Concubines of the Sultan" from the court of Shah Alam, as depicted in Niccolo Manucci's renowned book "History of India from Tamertante to Orangreyb". The Indian and Persian miniatures featured in this artwork offer a glimpse into the opulent world of royalty and intrigue. The palanquin, beautifully adorned with intricate designs and vibrant colors, symbolizes both luxury and power. It served as a means for transporting the concubines of the Sultan, who were an integral part of his court. These women were chosen for their beauty and charm, adding to the allure and grandeur surrounding royal life. The image also highlights other elements such as military guards standing tall beside lush gardens, emphasizing protection and security within these lavish surroundings. A young girl is seen holding a manuscript, representing knowledge and education amidst this environment dominated by wealth. Furthermore, this photograph captures various cultural aspects including Asian aesthetics reflected in clothing styles worn by courtesans. The presence of firearms hints at potential conflicts or battles that may have occurred during that period. Overall, this print offers viewers a glimpse into historical narratives encompassing polygamy practices prevalent among Indian rulers while showcasing Persian influences on art forms during that era. It serves as a visual testament to India's rich history filled with complex relationships between power dynamics, domesticity, fidelity issues within harems alongside military might.
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