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47. 110 / 359 Gosain Narayan takes poison in the presence of Emperor Jahangir, Nurpur
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47. 110 / 359 Gosain Narayan takes poison in the presence of Emperor Jahangir, Nurpur
SCP58620 47.110/359 Gosain Narayan takes poison in the presence of Emperor Jahangir, Nurpur, Pahari School, 1725 (gouache on paper) (detail of 58618) by Indian School, (18th century); National Museum of India, New Delhi, India; Indian, out of copyright
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In this photo print, we witness a dramatic moment frozen in time. The scene unfolds in the opulent court of Emperor Jahangir, as depicted by the talented artists of the Pahari School in 18th century India. At its center stands Gosain Narayan, a figure cloaked in mystery and intrigue. With his cup held firmly in hand, Gosain Narayan gazes directly at the emperor, determination etched on his face. In an act of defiance or perhaps desperation, he bravely consumes poison before the very eyes of Jahangir and his entourage. The details captured by this gouache painting are remarkable – from the intricate patterns adorning Gosain's turban to the regal attire worn by Emperor Jahangir himself. Every brushstroke brings life to this historical event that unfolded centuries ago. As we delve into this image further, we can't help but wonder about Gosain's motivations and what led him to such a drastic decision. Was it an act of protest against imperial rule? Or did he have personal grievances that drove him to take such extreme measures? Regardless of our speculations, one thing is certain: this artwork serves as a powerful reminder of human resilience and sacrifice. It invites us to reflect upon history's untold stories and encourages us to question societal norms even today. Displayed proudly at the National Museum of India in New Delhi, this mesmerizing piece continues to captivate viewers with its rich colors and profound narrative.
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