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A Mughal-revival standing portrait of Emperor Jahangir, first half of the 20th century, Northern India, depicted standing and facing right, wearing an elaborately patterned and gilt turban, a pale cream floral-patterned jama with a patka falling from the waist, a curved khanjar secured at his left side, and holding a slender black staff in his right hand, the stance, accessories and profile’s features reminiscent of 17th-century portraits of the Mughal Emperor Jahangir, his full pale blue lower garment decorated with scattered floral sprays, against a turquoise ground within pink and gold black-ruled borders, opaque pigments on paper heightened with gold (image 33 x 21cm; framed and glazed)
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