Dec 18, 2021
Woman Eating Paan with Two Maids, possibly Todi Ragamala
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Woman Eating Paan with Two Maids, possibly Todi Ragamala
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Type: Drawing
Historical period: ca. 1750
Movement: Basohli or Mankot Court
School: Pahari School
Medium: Brush drawing on paper
Geography: India, Punjab Hills, Jammu and Kashmir, Basohli or Mankot
Freer Gallery of Art
Gosain Sagargir, a Shaivite Yogi, seated on a leopard skin, Mankot, circa 1700. Brush and ink heightened with gouache on paper.
This arresting study of a yogi is close in style to several works ascribed or attributed to the early Mankot master Meju (active circa 1680-1730), particularly in the facial style to a portrait of a courtier smoking a hookah (whose inscription has caused confusion over the years as to whether it is a portrait of Meju or by him)... and to a portrait of a prince (possibly Mahipat Dev) datable to circa 1700-1710 in the Brooklyn Museum of Art.
- Sotheby’s
A Royal Personage from the Punjab Hills preparing for prayer Attributed to the Master at the Court of Mankot, c. 1700 (Francesca Galloway)
Shri Gusain Hari Ramji. By the Master of Mankot? Mankot, 1730
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Vishnu resting on the snake Sesha, taken care of by the goddess Lakshmi folio from the first "vertical" Mankot-Bhagavata Purana Series attributed to the master of the Mankot court (possibly Meju) Mankot, 1700 - 1725 Museum Rietberg