- Mir
Musavvir (fl. 1510–48, died 1555) was a
Persian painter at the
Safavid court at
Tabriz and
later the
Mughal court at Kabul.
During his time at the...
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artist Mir
Musavvir.
Historian and
chronicler Qazi
Ahmed said that the son was more
talented than his father, but the
impact of Mir
Musavvir did influence...
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Mirza Mahammad Musavvir (died 1901 in Baku, Baku uezd, Baku Governorate,
Russian Empire) - was an
Azerbaijani poet,
artist and
calligrapher of the 19th...
- Mo'en
Mosavver or Mu‘in
Musavvir (Persian: معین مصوّر, lit. 'Mo'en the painter'; c. 1610s–1693) was a
Persian miniaturist, one of the most significant...
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Mahbub Ali Khan, Asif Jah VI, who
awarded him the
title Raja
Bahadur Musavvir Jung Bahadur, and he was
appointed as the
photographer to the
Viceroy of...
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artists took the
position of director,
including Sultan Mohammad, Mir
Musavvir, and Aqa Mirak. Shah
Ismail I died in 1524
shortly after the work on the...
- his
contribution is much more
modest than that of
Sultan Mohammed or Mir
Musavvir.
After the
death of Behzad,
Muhammad left the
Tahmasp court. According...
- (Austria)
Willard M. Mitc**** (Canada) Dust
Muhammad (Safavid Era) Mir
Musavvir (Safavid Era) Matrakçı
Nasuh (Turkey) Nakkaş
Osman (Turkey)
Peter Paillou...
- turban, 1668 The
emperor Akbar Shah II in
Durbar by
Ghulam Murtaza Khan
Musavvir, 1810 Ram
Mohan Roy, a
Hindu in the
Mughal court Būrk
Clothing in India...
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contemporary chronicler Dust
Muhammad mentioned that Aqa
Mirak along with Mir
Musavvir did wall
paintings for
Prince Sam Mirza's
palace in
Tabriz and illustrations...
