Maharaja Bakhat Singh of Marwar Holding a Rose

Maharaja Bakhat Singh of Marwar Holding a Rose

The specific, definitive title for this classical artwork is "Maharaja Bakhat Singh of Marwar Holding a Rose".Key Classification DetailsArt Style: Traditional Rajasthani Miniature Painting belonging to the Jodhpur (Marwar) / Nagaur school of art.Subject Matter: A full-length side-profile portrait (Ek-Chashm Chitra) of Maharaja Bakhat Singh (who ruled Nagaur and later Marwar/Jodhpur in the 18th century).Key Features:The Maharaja is depicted standing gracefully on a black-and-white checkered palace terrace floor, framed by a low marble balustrade railing.He holds a delicate pink rose blossom close to his face, a classic iconographic posture in Rajput painting that symbolizes refined taste, poetic sensibility, and peace.He wears a heavily pleated, translucent courtly jama (gown) over trousers, with a royal talwar (sword) sheathed at his waist.

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