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Ireland at the Chester Beatty Library
the world shall tremble
Shah Jahan chose to link these symbols of peace and justice with divine sanction for his rule
The artwork is inscribed in black and red Devanagari by Vyasa Madhava on a gold background using opaque pigments
and Tamluk from 1776 to 1796
Jehangir embraces Shah Abbas Frame:White Cedar Cherry Hardwood Box Frame Ireland at the Chester BeattyThis brilliantly executed painting from the St. Petersburg album is one of several allegorical representations of Jahangir by Abu'l Hasan, one of the finest painters of the imperial atelier. The radiant and powerful Jahangir is depicted comforting his meek, submissive cousin, Shah Abbas of Iran. This has nothing to do with any historical fact and is pure wish fulfillment and imagination on Jahangir's part. The rulers were intense rivals, the focus of
