Mughal Art of the Imperial Dynasty-Aurangzeb ورنگزيب بهادر عالمگير, Grand Mughal - Padischah پادشاه, Handwriting & Miniature Painting, Unique, 18th Century - 1720

Moghul Art of the Imperial Dynasty
Aurangzeb Abu al-Muzaffar Muḥyī al-Dīn Muḥammad ʿĀrāngzīb Bahādur al-ʿĀlamgīr

India, Jaipur - 1720-1750

Miniature Painting
Unique piece with many gold embellishments
in the upper left and right margins remnants of adhesive tape

Moghul Miniatures
Original painting with representations of the imperial dynasty – 18th century

Muhammad Aurangzeb was the son of Shah Jahan and his favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal, the Great Mogul of India, from his seizure of power on July 31, 1658 until his death in 1707.
Aurangzeb bore the epithet “Alamgir” – World Conqueror.

Mughal Miniatures
This precious painting represents members of the famous imperial dynasty that ruled during the Islamic period in India in the 18th and 19th centuries.

The handcrafted painting was applied on an original manuscript.
This seal gives this masterpiece of Moghul art priceless authenticity and significance.

Moghul Miniatures are known for their fine blend of traditions and styles and for their ability to reveal more of the world of the great dynasty than the annals and the written history.

These works, often commissioned by kings, are designed to meet the client’s wishes while placing great emphasis on realism.

The last Abbasid Caliph al-Mutawakkil III (1508-1516, again 1517) was moved from Cairo to Istanbul after Egypt was conquered by the Ottoman Sultan Selim I and the Mam���luke Sultanate was eliminated; in the following years his trace and that of the entire dynasty (at latest by 1543) was lost.

I guarantee the age and the originality."