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Mughal battle scene print with horsemen, archers and fallen soldiers below rocky hills, inscription at the base
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Humayun Defeating the Afghans Before Reconquering India Canvas Cloth Print, c.1590

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Filled with movement, energy, and imperial symbolism, this Mughal miniature commemorates one of the defining moments in the dynasty's history—the return of Emperor Humayun and the restoration of Mughal rule in India. Created for the celebrated Akbarnama, the painting combines historical narrative with the remarkable detail and visual drama that made Akbar's court atelier one of the greatest artistic centers of the early modern world. The original artwork is preserved in the Cleveland Museum of Art. This print is the only way to own it.

Material: Canvas fabric
Artistic Origin: Mughal India, Court of Akbar
Style: Mughal Historical Miniature Print
Date: c.1590

Disclaimer:
• This is a print, not a handpainting. Printed on canvas cloth and made to order.
• Frame is not included — those shown are for display only.
• As these are made-to-order designer pieces, expect minor colour variations from the displayed artwork.
• This piece is a print reproduction of a historic museum painting.

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Provenance

This dramatic battle scene comes from the Akbarnama (Book of Akbar), the official chronicle commissioned to celebrate the history of the Mughal dynasty. It depicts the reconquest of northern India in 1555, when the Mughal emperor Humayun regained control of his empire from Afghan rulers with the support of Persian allies.

Although Humayun did not personally participate in the battle shown, his triumphant presence at the center of the composition serves a symbolic purpose. Commissioned by his son, Emperor Akbar, the painting honors Humayun’s role in restoring Mughal rule and establishing the foundation upon which the empire would flourish.

Arrives Exactly as Expected

Quality Control

Every print is carefully inspected by our team before dispatch.
If requested, we’ll also send you a photo for approval before shipping.

Secure Shipping

Each piece is shipped in a rigid protective tube to reach you safely.
Our team personally inspects each piece before dispatch.

Customer Service

Our London team is on hand to assist with any queries or issues.
We resolve concerns directly to ensure your satisfaction.

Mughal battle scene print with horsemen, archers and fallen soldiers below rocky hills, inscription at the base
Humayun Defeating the Afghans Before Reconquering India Canvas Cloth Print, c.1590 Sale priceRs. 3,420.00 INR Regular priceRs. 5,700.00 INR-40%
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