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A large Indian painting of a grey junglefowl (Gallus sonneratii), 19th-20th century, India, Northern India, Rajasthan, possibly Jaipur, depicted facing right, with a pale pink comb, a matching large pink wattle, and a pale yellow, slightly curved beak, the feathers painted in green and blue tones outlined in white and reddish brown, opaque pigment on cotton (121 x 95cm) Condition Report: Fraying present to the edges. Stain present on left hand side. A small tear upper left. Pigment appears in good condition, slight fading in areas.
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