Indian Miniature Art - Mughal Painting - Pleasure Pavilion - Life Size Posters Frame:Framed The magic light of a

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The lovers appear again encircled by the light of the moon in the upper right-hand corner

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Pierrot is a stock character of pantomime and Commedia dell'Arte whose origins are in the late seventeenth-century Italian troupe of players performing in Paris

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Indian Miniature Art - Mughal Painting - Pleasure Pavilion - Life Size Posters Frame:Framed The magic light of aImage shows a gathering of pleasure seeking men outside a pavilion, where a number of women sit. The painting, which dates to the middle of the 12th century AH AD 18th, was executed in northern India, possibly Lucknow. Some of the awaiting women drink wine while others attend to the hookahs. In the right corner, a man in yellow dress sits with betel quids, watching two men embroiled in a dispute, one with a dagger drawn. A second pair, at the far end