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Pursuit of Pleasure Set'Pursuit of Pleasure from the Portraits of Women series. This is a delicately rendered half length portrait of a lady by 17th Century Mughal emperors artist, Kalyan Das. Portraits of women had been fashionable in Mughal art since the seventeenth century, yet the figures remain enigmatic, since there are very few named portraits of women in Indian painting. This art of Mughal painting developed as a blending of Persian and Indian ideas. There was a

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with its colour and it’s perception

which can be public or private

we have explored different mediums of expression and colors

understanding

“In act after act — hunting

Moon-shaped motifs adorned with precious stones reflect the celestial beauty associated with the untranslatable word Rashk-e-Qamar

The piece illustrates ‘Aten’- a sun disk with rays which end in hands and Aten was a form of the sun God Ra

it was one of the largest settlements of the ancient Indus Valley Civilisation

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It is found in the realm of the invisible

Her hair man is coiled in a heavy mass which starts from above the left ear and falls over the right shoulder