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English: Painting of five Sikh gurus (most likely identifiable as Guru Nanak, Guru Hargobind, Guru Gobind Singh, Guru Tegh Bahadur, and Guru Har Rai) and Bhai Mardana, Deccan, circa late 1770's. Kept in the Salar Jung Museum. The museum mistakenly ascribes the depiction of Guru Nanak under the tree as Guru Gobind Singh. In-fact, Guru Gobind Singh is seen in the bottom-right corner, holding an arrow.

Museum descriptions of the art-piece:

First:

Title GURU GOBIND WITH ATTENDANTS

Accession Number XIX-22-2 Museum Name Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad Gallery Name Miniature Painting Store-4 Object Type Miniature Painting Main Material Pigment Component Material II Water Colour Medium Paper Country India Provenance Mughal, India Origin Place Mughal Style Mughal School Mughal Period / Year of Work Late 17th or Early 18th Century Dimensions 26.5 L X 19.9 W Brief Description Miniature painting in Mughal style. A saint, Guru Gobind seated under a tree holding a stick in his hand and a fruit in his left. Four noble men in his presence, three of them with falcons and the fourth holding an arrow, bow, and quiver placing before him. A musician playing on guitar. Palm trees, a horse man, birds and horizon in the background. Plain golden band around the painting. specimen of calligraphy behind the painting by Jawaher Ali khan. Beginning with: ending on: with green band around. Margin stained like marble.

Second:

Title GURU GOBIND SEATED UNDER A TREE

Accession Number XIX-22-2 Museum Name Salar Jung Museum, Hyderabad Object Type Miniature Painting Main Material WATER COLOUR Component Material II Paper Main Artist Jawaher Ali khan Country INDIA Provenance INDIA Origin Place INDIA Style MUGHAL Period / Year of Work LATE 17TH OR EARLY 18TH CENTURY Dimensions 26.5 L X 19.9 W Brief Description Miniature painting in Mughal style. A saint, Guru Gobind seated under a tree holding a stick in his hand and a fruit in his left. Four noble men in his presence, three of them with falcons and the fourth holding an arrow, bow, and quiver placing before him. A musician playing on guitar. Palm trees, a horse man, birds and horizon in the background. Plain golden band around the painting. specimen of calligraphy behind the painting by Jawaher Ali khan. Beginning with: ending on: with green band around. Margin stained like marble.

ਮਿਤੀ circa late 1770's
ਸਰੋਤ

1) Video presentation lecture titled: 'House of Nanak' by Davinder Singh Toor and facilitated by the United Kingdom Punjab Heritage Association (UKPHA). The presentation can be viewed at the following URL: link

2) re-upload

3) Original museum webpages for the art-work: [1], [2]
ਲਿਖਾਰੀ Jawaher Ali Khan

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