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The picture is mounted on a plain ivory-colored outside border with strips of buff-colored paper at the page's margins and a dark blue inner border with a gold inner margin and black outlines
using opaque water color and gold is actually a page from an imperial album assembled for Shah Jahan toward the end of his reign
specialized in imperial subjects
which resulted in many portraits being completed
having fetched a king-size price of Rupees 13 Crores after it was sold at an English auction house in 2010
Shah Jahan Muraqqa Lithographs from India The picture is mounted onThis Shah Jahan portrait is from the Shah Jahan Album or the Emperors album. Western provenance also describes this as the Kevorkian Album, after an Armenian American private collector. The album features fifty illustrated and calligraphy folios, forty one of which are in custody of the Metropolitan Museum, and nine reside in the collection of the Freer Gallery of Art. This spectacular album, contains intimate nature studies, portraits of the royal
