Fine Indian miniature painting of a Dancer. Indo-Persian Mughul School of Akbar. 16th Century. Exhibited at the Palace of Legion of Honor / San Francisco Museum of Fine Arts.

Tempera on paper, mounted to vellum card. Unframed

Signature or monogram upper left, in image. Indistinct stamp in black on the border, under the image. Various labels with provenance and exhibition information from the original frame (now gone) mounted to a separate paper. Possible signature, upper right. Unframed.

Depicting a female Indian dancer in traditional costume wearing pearls, ornaments and red ornamented shoes. Gold paintings of flowers and deer on the mount.

PAINTING (image of Dancer) - 2 7/8" x 5 7/8" (7.3 cm x 15 cm)

MOUNT - 7 1/2" x 11 1/2" (19 cm x 26.7 cm)

PROVENANCE: Previous owner - Selah Chamberlain Jr., San Francisco. Exhibited at the Palace of Legion of Honor / San Francisco Museum of Fine Arts.

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Losses and wear to the green background. Several small black spots. wear to mount as shown. Labels mounted separately (but from the original frame which is no longer present).