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Aurangzeb left Northern India for the Deccan in 1681
in its fineness of finish and naturalism
it is important to know that at the time of his ascension
the album was created under the reigns of Jehangir and Shah Jahan
performing dhikr
The Indian Thistle Medium:Archival Paper Aurangzeb left Northern India forThis untitled piece is from the Small Clive album, which we have been taught to believe was handed to Robert Clive (the first governor general of the Bengal Presidency) by Shuja ud daula, the Nawab of Avadh, during his final trip to India in 1765 1767. The album has 56 leaves, each of which has paintings, drawings, and studies of flowers created by the Mughals on both sides. Midway through the nineteenth century, the album's spine was replaced with a
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