The Great Mughals: Art,
Architecture and Opulence
Victoria and Albert Museum,
London
9th November 2024–5th May 2025 |
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Illustrations
Attributed works:
5. Dagger and
scabbard, by
Mughal court
workshops.
c.1620. Hilt: gold
over iron, set with
rubies, diamonds,
emeralds, glass,
ivory and agate;
blade: watered
steel; scabbard:
gold over wood,
set with rubies,
emeralds and
diamonds, 35.2
by 11.7 by 2.7 cm.
(dagger); 25 by
5.6 by 2.7 cm.
(scabbard). (Al-
Sabah Collection,
Kuwait; exh.
Victoria and
Albert Museum,
London).
Attributed works:
5. Dagger and
scabbard, by
Mughal court
workshops.
c.1620. Hilt: gold
over iron, set with
rubies, diamonds,
emeralds, glass,
ivory and agate;
blade: watered
steel; scabbard:
gold over wood,
set with rubies,
emeralds and
diamonds, 35.2
by 11.7 by 2.7 cm.
(dagger); 25 by
5.6 by 2.7 cm.
(scabbard). (Al-
Sabah Collection,
Kuwait; exh.
Victoria and
Albert Museum,
London).
Attributed works:
7. Squirrels in
a plane tree,
by Abu’l-Hasan
and Mansur.
c.1605–10.
Opaque
watercolour
and gold on
paper, 47 by
32.2 cm. (British
Library, London;
exh. Victoria
and Albert
Museum,
London).
Attributed works:
8. Wine cup made
for Emperor
Shah Jahan, by
Mughal court
workshops. 1657.
White nephrite
jade, 18.7 by 14
cm. (Victoria and
Albert Museum,
London).
Book Review
Ornament as Argument: Textile Pages and Textile Metaphors in Early Medieval Manuscripts
Ornament as Argument: Textile Pages
and Textile Metaphors in Early Medieval
Manuscripts
By Anna Bücheler. 261 pp. incl. 225 col. ills.
(De Gruyter, Berlin, 2019), £72.50.
ISBN 978–3–11–053070–4. |
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