Indian Miniature Paintings
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Folio from a “Razmnama” Manuscript, By the Mughal school, End of 16th century
Asian Gallery (Toyokan) Room 13
October 13, 2020 (Tue) - November 8, 2020 (Sun)The art of “miniature painting” is one of India’s best-known genres. These paintings use elaborate brushwork and vibrant colors to depict a variety of themes, including: Indian myths, Hindu gods, portraits of kings, scenes from history, and love stories. Miniature paintings can also be enjoyed for their distinct regional styles that reflect India’s rich history of cultural diversity.
| Designation | Name | Creation/ Excavation/ Provenance |
Period | Acquisition/ Ownership/ Accession Number |
CMT | ||
| Highlight | Folio from a “Razmnama” Manuscript | By the Mughal school, India | End of 16th century | TA-647-2 | |||
| Hanuman Meets with Rama (“Ramayana”) | By the Mewar school, India | First half of 17th century | TA-647-47 | ||||
| Rana Hammir Leaving Ranthambore Fort for Battle | By the Kangra school, India | End of 18th century | TA-647-169 |