Cosmological Painting
1844 (made)
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Cosmological painting showing concentric continents separated by sea, with script and figures. Substantial sections missing especially in centre and corners.
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Materials and techniques | Painting on cotton |
Brief description | Adhaidvipa, Jain cosmological painting showing two and half continents separated by oceans and enclosed by a mountain range; Deshnok, Rajasthan, 1844 |
Physical description | Cosmological painting showing concentric continents separated by sea, with script and figures. Substantial sections missing especially in centre and corners. |
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Marks and inscriptions | (Numerous inscriptions in Rajasthani, Devanagari script, including the date 1844, the city Deshnok (near Bikaner, Rajasthan) and the branch of Jain monks among whom it was produced.) |
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Object history | Transferred to the South Kensington Museum from the India Museum in 1879 |
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Accession number | 6565(IS) |
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Record created | March 12, 2009 |
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