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A SEATED PORTRAIT OF MAHARANA FATEH SINGH OF UDAIPUR (R.1884-1930)
UDAIPUR, MEWAR, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY
Opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, holding a sword in his right hand, the reverse with inscriptions in black and red devanagari script to top and lower right corner, with ruled margins and pink border
16⅞ x 12⅝in. (43.9 x 32cm.)

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Maharana Fateh Singh was a self-disciplined and conservative ruler and a keen huntsman. For comparable portraits and hunting scenes depicting the ruler with his entourage, see A. Topsfield, ‘Court Painting at Udaipur’, Zurich, 2001, fig. 257-261, 263, 266-268, pp. 286-297; op.cit., ‘The City Palace Museum Udaipur’, Ahmedabad, 1990, nos. 37-64, pp. 99-141.

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