Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb
painting in Prince Awrangzeb's Khamsah of Nizami
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Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb
Summary
Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's image is recorded as Khalili Collection Islamic Art mss 1023 fol 206a.jpg[2].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's instance of is recorded as painting[3].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's depicts is recorded as Bahram V[4].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's made from material is recorded as paper[5].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's collection is recorded as Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art[6].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's inventory number is recorded as MSS 1023, folio 206a[7].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's part of is recorded as A Khamsah of Nizami for Prince Awrangzeb[8].
- +1640-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb[9].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's described at URL is recorded as https://www.khalilicollections.org/collections/islamic-art/khalili-collection-islamic-art-a-khamsah-of-nizami-for-prince-awrangzeb-mss1023/[10].
- Bahram Gur in the Blue Pavilion, with Bahram Gur depicted as Awrangzeb's copyright status is recorded as public domain[11].