Mar 23, 2022
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last time we saw rashad.
our first time meeting kotah.
and if you want to see a picture of little aden ↴
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Shapeways in the mail! Finally!
Clouds from various Indian miniatures. To see previous collections, click here.
One of the first character designs I actually like
Happy Diwali to all those celebrating tonight! This painting (HAM 1995.103) of Maharao Ram Singh II of Kotah (r. 1826-66) shows this last great patron of miniature painting in India celebrating Diwali.
It is unusual in that it doesn’t contain much of the typical imagery (lamps, sweets, fireworks) that typically show up in portrayals of the holiday. The beautiful details shown here were close-up photos of the painting taken by Stuart Cary Welch, and are part of our open access Stuart Cary Welch Islamic and South Asian Photograph Collection.
Image description: The first image shows two women dancing. The second image is a close-up of a ruler, Maharao Ram Singh II who wears a bejeweled crown and strands of necklaces.
Maharao Ram Singh celebrating Diwali (HAM, 1995.103) Place of production: Kotah, Rajasthan, India Opaque watercolor 44.3 x 38 cm Indian Stuart Cary Welch, North American art historian, 1928-2008 [former owner] ca. 1840 Repository: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States 1995.103 HOLLIS number: 8001632578
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Kotahkotah Palace mural, Gujarat
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Pattern 1845/54 Style Indian Officer’s Sword, Probably for the State of Kotah
An Indian infantry officer's sword, probably for the state of Kotah. This is a rare piece and probably dates to the mid to late-19th century, when several small princely states in India were semi-independent from British rule, but emulated British uniforms and equipment. The overall style of the sword is clearl emulating the 1854 pattern British infantry officer's sword, but this is probably locally made and it bears the emblem of what seems to be Kotah. There is also some text added to the guard.