Portrait of Akbar II with Sir Charles Theophilus Metcalf and court dignitaries

ca. 1825

Unknown

SSEA

The Mughal emperor Akbar II is portrayed seated on a throne on a patterned carpet. Four other dignitaries are shown, two on either side.

Original Source

Maker/Artist: Unknown
Classification: Painting
Medium: Opaque watercolour, paper, painted
Locations: city: Delhi
Dimensions: Height: 35.5 cm Width: 27.5 cm
Departments: SSEA
Accession Number: 289-1871
Credit Line: Purchased from Lieutenant H. H. Cole
Rights Statement: arr

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