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Portrait of Ishwardas Chāran, c. 1830
Artist
Amardas Bhatti
Title
Portrait of Ishwardas Chāran, c. 1830
Description
English: Portrait of Ishwardas Chāran, c. 1830

Opaque watercolor and gold on paper
Artist: Amardas Bhatti Jodhpur
Charans were one of the most eminent members of the Jodhpur court. Court poets and guardians of the dynasty’s genealogy, they were regularly rewarded with the highest honors, including gifts of land and cash including the lakhpasav (gifts worth hundred thousand rupees).

Ishwardas was a renowned Charan of Maharaja Man Singh (r. 1803-43)’s court and composed devotional works. He was awarded with the coveted hathi siropav (gifts from head to toe) which included an elephant, jewelry and clothes.
Date 1830
date QS:P571,+1830-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Mehrangarh Museum Trust
Place of creation Jodhpur
Source/Photographer https://www.mehrangarh.org/collection/paintings/

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