Indian Painting under the Mughals, A.D. 1550 to A.D. 1750
Origins, Akbar–Shah Jahan ateliers, named painters, portraiture, natural history, technique, materials and later provincial schools; 70+ plates.
- Language
- English
- Author
- Percy Brown
- Extent
- 695 passages, 108,625 words
- Text
- complete digital text
- Source
- archive.org · Oxford: Clarendon Press 1924; scan on archive.org, OCR Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite; chapters and sections by Gemini… · Public domain in India: every author died before 1966 (Percy Brown †1955); published before 1931: public…
Contents
- c1 Front matter — 15 parts
- c2 Indian Painting under the Mughals — 24 parts
- c3 Preface — 4 parts
- c4 Contents — 9 parts
- c5 Chapter I — 11 parts
- c6 Chapter IV — 8 parts
- c7 Chapter VI — 12 parts
- c8 Chapter VII — 6 parts
- c9 List of Illustrations — 5 parts
- c10 List of Abbreviations — 11 parts
- c11 Introduction: The Great Mughals — 21 parts
- c12 Part I. Historical
- c13 I. The Persian and Indian Traditions — 43 parts
- c14 II. Babur; Humayun; Akbar — 46 parts
- c15 III. Jahangir the Aesthete (A.D. 1605 to 1627) — 43 parts
- c16 IV. Shah Jahan; Aurangzeb, and the Decline — 52 parts
- c17 Part II. Descriptive
- c18 V. Akbar's School of Book Illustrators — 39 parts
- c19 VI. The Meridian (A.D. 1610 to 1625) — 54 parts
- c20 VII. Portraiture — 60 parts
- c21 VIII. European Influences — 31 parts
- c22 IX. Methods and Materials — 52 parts
- c23 Appendix A: List of Painters of the Mughal School together with Their Principal Works — 29 parts
- c24 Appendix B: List of Collections of Indian Pictures — 9 parts
- c25 Appendix C: Bibliography — 10 parts
- c26 Index — 36 parts