Unknown artist - Scène de Chasse Royale (Shikar)





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Indian contemporary gouache on natural silk, 85 × 56 cm, unsigned, titled Scène de Chasse Royale (Shikar), period 1990–2000.
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Stunning Indian narrative painting, handmade on fine natural silk. This work is rooted in the pure tradition of Rajput and Mughal miniatures from Rajasthan. The scene depicts a lively royal hunt (Shikar) in a green, tree-filled landscape. It features two hunters in traditional attire (jama tunics and turbans) confronting felines: one is mounted on a parade elephant richly caparisoned, while the second fights a lion on horseback. The work is distinguished by the finesse of its details, the vividness of its colors, and its decorative border with stylized floral motifs. The back of the piece bears witness to the authenticity of the silk support, the pigment having delicately traversed the textile warp. A very beautiful decorative piece, ideal for art and orientalist enthusiasts.
Stunning Indian narrative painting, handmade on fine natural silk. This work is rooted in the pure tradition of Rajput and Mughal miniatures from Rajasthan. The scene depicts a lively royal hunt (Shikar) in a green, tree-filled landscape. It features two hunters in traditional attire (jama tunics and turbans) confronting felines: one is mounted on a parade elephant richly caparisoned, while the second fights a lion on horseback. The work is distinguished by the finesse of its details, the vividness of its colors, and its decorative border with stylized floral motifs. The back of the piece bears witness to the authenticity of the silk support, the pigment having delicately traversed the textile warp. A very beautiful decorative piece, ideal for art and orientalist enthusiasts.

