Miniature paintings

Series Title: Late Shah Jahan Album Suite Name: Late Shah Jahan Album Display Artist: Bichitr Creation Date: ca. 1640 Display Dimensions: 8 31/32 in. x 5 31/32 in. (22.8 cm x 15.2 cm) Credit Line: Edwin Binney 3rd Collection Accession Number: 1990.353 Collection: The San Diego Museum of Art

Indian miniature kangra painting pahari painting

Original miniature painting on canvas. Mini acrylic painting with easel. Acrylic miniature painting on small canvas. Original mini nature art is hand painted. This tiny art is inspired by the beauty of nature and everyday life. It measures: 3 x 3inches This tiny painting would look great on windowsill, working desk, shelf, chest of drawers, to give as a gift or keep for yourself.

Mughal painting evolved from the Persian school of paintings and were usually made as miniature paintings either as book illustrations or single work

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"Flower - and - bird". This is a style of persian miniature. A fantasy with beautiful flowers and birds. AliReza Aghamiri AliReza Aghamiri AliReza Aghamiri Mohammad Naseripoor Amir Hooshang Aqamiri Hengameh Sadri Hosseinali Machiyani AliReza Aghamiri M.B.Aghamiri

We often perceive giant, impressive, time-consuming artwork as better, but American miniaturist Brooke Rothshank shrinks our standards to a minimum while remaining incredibly intricate and immaculate. The Indiana-based artist paints tiny paintings of everyday things that surround her. It has become a precious diary of intimate moments from Rothshank‘s life that over 78k followers on Instagram can love and appreciate.

These miniature paintings are either 4" or 8" tall, and are created using a cut piece of canvas panel with a wooden dollhouse miniature gothic frame mounted on top. The scenes are painted with...

Crown Prince Sawant Singh was the ruler of the princely state of Kishangarh in 18th Century India. He is rightly credited for the remarkable artistic achievement of the great court painter, Nihal Chan