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Bishandas was a 17th-century
Mughal painter at the
court of the
Mughal emperor Jahangir (1569–1627),
specializing in portraits.
Jahangir praised him as...
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Portrait of
Empress Mariam-uz-Zamani,
giving birth to
prince Salim in
Fatehpur Sikri,
painted by
Bishandas....
- Nur
Jahan holding a
portrait of
Jahangir by
Bishandas c.1627...
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followed by
Bazar (1949),
Beqasoor and
Sagai (1951) Gope was born Gope
Bishandas Kamlani, on 11
April 1913, in Hyderabad, Sindh,
British India. He was...
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specialist in
animals and
plants Abu al-Hasan (1589 – c. 1630)
Bichitr Bishandas, a
Hindu specialist in
portraits Mushfiq an
early example of an artist...
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Mansur as an
animal and
flower painter, Abu'l-Hasan and
Bishandas as
imperial portraitists, and
Govardhan as a
painter of holy men, musicians...
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spent some time in
Karachi with a
wealthy patron, Seth
Bishandas. Fond of mysticism,
Bishandas'
influence compelled Khan to live as a fakir.[citation...
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Mughal Empress Nur
Jahan holding a
portrait of
Jahangir by
Bishandas in a
translucent muslin gown c.1627...
- His most
talented portrait painters were
Ustad Mansur, Abul
Hasan and
Bishandas. Shah
Jahan (1627–1658)
continued the
patronage of painting. Some of the...
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Mughal painting of
Soltan Mohammad Mirza, by or
after Bishandas.
Dated 1605–1627...
