Kanha (outliner) and Nanha (painter). On the Bank of the Ganges, Preceding Defeat of Khan Zaman. India. Ca 1590-95. Painted in opaque watercolour and gold on paper, 32.8 x 18.9cm. The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, England, IS.2:57-1896.

Kanha (outliner) and Nandi Walad-e Ramdas(painter). An Episode at Kara. India. Ca 1590-95. Painted in opaque watercolour and gold on paper, 38.1 x 22.4cm. The Victoria & Albert Museum, London, England, IS.2:64-1896.

Whiteman, Katila (Researcher, Scriptwriter, Voiceover, Storyboarder, Audio Editor, Image Editor, Animator, Coder). “Multimedia: On the Bank of the Ganges, Preceding Defeat of Khan Zaman.” In The Akbarnama: A Digital Art History Student Project, March 16, 2018. .

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