Indian Miniature Print - Mewar Rajasthan Palace Art

Vintage Custom Turner Mirror Framed Indian Miniature Print - Mewar Rajasthan Palace Art Up for auction is a beautifully executed, custom-framed art piece pairing classic mid-century American home decor elements with timeless historical Eastern art. This is a one-of-a-kind assembly featuring a globally recognized 18th-century Indian miniature print housed inside an authentic vintage Turner matted mirror frame. The Artwork: Subject: "Raja Jagat Singh II walking with ladies on the Palace roof at Udaipur" (Circa 1740–1750). Art Style: Rajasthani Miniature Painting (Mewar School). Details: This vibrant, high-quality photomechanical print beautifully captures the rich blues, golds, and intricate details of the original watercolor masterpiece, which is permanently preserved in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The Frame & Presentation: Manufacturer: Framed utilizing an authentic vintage backing and frame from the renowned Turner Mfg. Co. (Chicago, IL), historically the world’s largest producer of mid-century decorative wall accessories. Frame Material: Sleek, gold-toned anodized aluminum frame. Matting Style: Unique double-matted design integrated directly with a polished border mirror, creating a striking "floating image" effect that adds incredible depth and light to any room. Reverse Side: Features the original vintage Turner manufacturing instructions, diagrams, and hanging guidelines stamped onto the cardboard backing. Manufactured in the U.S.A. Condition: Frame/Glass: Excellent vintage condition. The mirror and protective glass cover are clear. The gold-toned anodized aluminum border shows minimal wear consistent with age, maintaining a bright, reflective finish. Print: Crisp, vibrant, and perfectly centered with no signs of fading, moisture damage, or warping Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue