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Reverse Glass Painting of a Sikh Nobleman – Late 19th Century Material - Terracotta This culture changed dramatically with

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This culture changed dramatically with modern Christianity in the early 20th century

This rare antique Japanese cabinet with drawers is very unusual and known as a Shomon Dansu

The naturally aged surface

Condition: Good antique condition with age-related wear and patina consistent with age and use

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Reverse Glass Painting of a Sikh Nobleman – Late 19th Century Material - Terracotta This culture changed dramatically withA remarkable reverse glass painting depicting an armoured Sikh nobleman, most likely Maharajah Sher Singh or Rajah Lal Singh, shown brandishing a sword. Executed in gouache and gold on glass, the portrait captures the resolute dignity of the Sikh court during the final decades of the nineteenth century, its brilliance preserved through the luminous medium of glass. This work draws inspiration from celebrated portraits such as Schoeffts oil of

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