Indian Painting under the Mughals, A.D. 1550 to A.D. 1750 c7.7

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XLIX. | The Emperor Jahangir holding his court in a garden; painted *cir.* A.D. 1610; Rampur State Library | 140 L. | Death of Inayat Khan (The ‘Dying Man’) (*Memoirs*, vol. ii, pp. 43, 44); painted *cir.* A.D. 1618 (?); Bodleian Library, Oxford, MS. Ouseley Add. 171 b, 4 v. | 141 LI. | Night Scene; priests in council; painted *cir.* A.D. 1640; Indian Museum, Calcutta, No. 13031; size 8½" × 6½" (colour) | 142 LII. | *Faqirs* resting under trees; painted *cir.* A.D. 1650; collection of Baron Maurice Rothschild, Paris | 144 LIII. | Picture of a turkey cock (Jahangir’s *Memoirs*, vol. i, pp. 215, 216); painted *cir.* A.D. 1612; Indian Museum, Calcutta, No. 210; size 14½" × 10" | 145 --- | --- LIV. | Pheasant; painted probably by Mansur *cir.* A.D. 1625; collection of Baron Maurice Rothschild, Paris | 146 LV. | Fig. 1. Ducks; painted *cir.* A.D. 1630; India Office Library, album of Prince Dara Shikoh (R. and L. 944-1908, fol. 32) | 147