Painting
about 1860 (made)
Place of origin |
Painting on mica. From a box containing a card painted with a face and with a veranda covered with a striped rug, and 12 paintings on mica of costumes of Indian dancers, reciters and musicians. The mica costume paintings can be placed interchangeably over the background to depict a human figure. There are also two painted card covers with floral designs and one handwritten note on paper in Queen Mary's handwriting.
Object details
Object type | |
Materials and techniques | Opaque watercolour on mica |
Brief description | Paintings, talc, Patna, c.1860 |
Physical description | Painting on mica. From a box containing a card painted with a face and with a veranda covered with a striped rug, and 12 paintings on mica of costumes of Indian dancers, reciters and musicians. The mica costume paintings can be placed interchangeably over the background to depict a human figure. There are also two painted card covers with floral designs and one handwritten note on paper in Queen Mary's handwriting. |
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Credit line | Given by H.M. Queen Mary |
Collection | |
Accession number | IM.80:13-1938 |
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Record created | June 25, 2009 |
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