Mihr Chand was the great eighteenth-century master from Awadh. This portrait is a depiction of the powerful Nawab of Avadh, Shuja ud-Daulah who ruled from 1754-1775. He is the ruler to whom the Mughal heir Shah Alam turned for refuge during the clash of the Marathas and the Afghans in Delhi. During the Nawabs twenty-year reign, he attracted painters and men of letters to his court, including western painters. In this full length portrait, he is dressed in a flowing white garment with green jacket and green hat. One hand is placed on a dagger, the other on a sword. He is standing on a decorative red and gold carpet.

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Size: 50 (h) x 28 cm (w)
18 in (h) x 10 in (w)

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Material: Oil Paint on Canvas

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