An illustrated manuscript that details the history of Timur and his descendants in Iran and India. It was commissioned by Akbar and collectively produced by artists and calligraphers in his atelier. There exists only one copy of the manuscript, currently housed at the Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library, Patna.
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An album of Persian and Indian miniature paintings and calligraphy manuscripts from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries. It was…
A English-language weekly that was operational between 1880 and 1993 and featured illustrations by Mario Miranda and RK Laxman alongside…
A monthly periodical produced by William Johnson and William Henderson and published under the patronage of the Bombay Photographic Society…
Could refer to either the leaf or page of a manuscript or a method of arranging sheets of paper by…
A monthly journal established by the Photographic Society of Bombay in 1856.
A monthly arts magazine published from Baroda, Gujarat, from 1969 to 1973. It was founded and edited by the contemporary…
An illustrated manuscript of the epic poem celebrating the reign of Hussain Nizam Shah (r. 1553–65). The poem, composed in…
An album containing miniature paintings and calligraphic manuscripts, bound together in the form of a book. The paintings and calligraphy…