Framed Painting - Mughal Indian Art

Vintage Framed Indian Miniature Print – Amir Khan of Tonk on Horseback (After 1820 Jodhpur Original) – 14" x 17" Short Description: An elegant, beautifully framed vintage gallery reproduction print depicting a traditional Rajasthani equestrian procession. This piece faithfully captures the intricate details, rich colors, and historic character of the famous 19th-century Jodhpur school masterpiece. Perfect for collectors of Indo-Persian art, orientalist decor, or classic equestrian imagery. Item Overview Subject: Equestrian portrait of the military leader Amir Khan (later the Nawab of Tonk) smoking a royal hookah during a grand court procession. Artistic Style: Rajput / Marwar (Jodhpur) School of Miniature Painting. Medium: High-quality vintage offset lithograph/fine art reproduction print on textured matte paper. Framing: Professionally housed in a classic, polished reddish-brown hardwood frame with glass glazing. Full Description & Condition This striking piece is a high-grade mid-to-late 20th-century museum reproduction of the famous circa-1820 opaque watercolor painting currently housed in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The print is exceptionally well-executed, accurately capturing the finest elements of the original masterpiece—including the microscopic single-hair brushstrokes on the turbans, the translucent layering of the courtly white jamas (robes), the elaborate bell-shaped water pipe, and the natural organic mottling of the historic background paper. Condition Report: Both the artwork and the frame are in excellent vintage condition. The colors remain vibrant and crisp with no visible fading, moisture damage, or warping. The wood frame exhibits a beautiful deep luster with minimal shelf wear. Ready to hang immediately. Dimensions Frame Size: 14" x 17" (approx. 35.6 cm x 43.2 cm) Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue