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Retainers watching Akbar's adventure on his elephant Hawai in 1561 (Right side of double picture) [slides] Victoria and Albert Museum

By: Victoria and Albert Museum | (Chatar) Artists.

Series: Art of India Collection from Victoria and Albert Museum. Publisher: London Victoria and Albert Museum Description: 2 Slides Col. ill 35mm.Subject(s): Mogul Painting | Akbarnama Painting | Literature,Persian | Mogul Empire-Akbar-1556-1605 A.D | Elephant in artDDC classification: V&A

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Item type	Current location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Slide Unit Series	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	V&A IS 2:21-1896 (Browse shelf)	Available		IGNCA-SL13244
Slide Unit Series	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	V&A IS 2:21-1896 (Browse shelf)	Available		IGNCA-SL13245

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IGNCA slides collection, cross reference Art of India: Paintings and Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum,p.74

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