A kneeling portrait of a Sikh Nobleman

Name/Title

A kneeling portrait of a Sikh Nobleman

Entry/Object ID

2020.037

Collection

Hundal Collection

Made/Created

Artist

Artist Unknown

Date made

circa 1875

Time Period

19th Century

Place

* Untyped Place

Punjab Hills North India

Dimensions

Height

10 in

Width

8-1/4 in

Interpretative Labels

Label

The Pahari style got its name from the Himalaya hill (Pahari) states in the northwest region, where it flourished from the 17th – 19th century. It was closely allied to the Rajput style in both subject matter and technique. The Kangra style was a more refined form, with calmer colors and a strong Mughal influence, due to the proximity of the Kangra region to Delhi and Lucknow.