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An Indian painting of Maharaja Takht Singh of Jodhpur (r.1843-1873), late 19th century, North Western India, Rajasthan, Jodhpur, depicted receiving a gold-hilted tulwar from Bahuchara Mata, seated on a jewel-encrusted golden throne beneath a red canopy on a palatial terrace, the goddess holding a small golden ewer in her other hand, flanked by Kala and Gora Bhairava, and a half-clad sadhu wearing a pink turban, holding a rosary and golden fan, opaque pigments on paper heightened with gold (image 41 x 31cm; framed and glazed) Provenance: The Dexter Collection. Condition Report: Frame slightly loose. Flaking present to pigment and slight fading in areas. Slight rippling to paper. Not examined out of frame; please request a condition report for further images.
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