Zumurrud Shah Reaches the Foot of a Huge Mountain and is Joined by Raim Blood-Drinker and Yaqut Shining, 1557-72 by Mughal School

Zumurrud Shah Reaches the Foot of a Huge Mountain and is Joined by Raim Blood-Drinker and Yaqut Shining, 1557-72

(Zumurrud Shah Reaches the Foot of a Huge Mountain and is Joined by Raim Blood-Drinker and Yaqut Shining, 1557-72 (wc & gold leaf on cotton))


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Zumurrud Shah Reaches the Foot of a Huge Mountain and is Joined by Raim Blood-Drinker and Yaqut Shining, 1557-72 by Mughal School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
hamza-nama · giant · tent · bulls · crag · cliff · awning · traditional dress · traditional costume · asian · moghul · mogul · textile · friendship · embracing · Brooklyn Museum of Art, New York, USA / Bridgeman Images
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