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Mughal artist
Portrait of Hakim Abul-Fath c. 1610-20
13.5 x 6.7 cm (image) | RCIN 1005038.ak
Mughal artist
Master: Album of Mughal Portraits Item: Portrait of Hakim Abul-Fath c. 1610-20
Mughal artist
Master: Album of Mughal Portraits Item: Portrait of Hakim Abul-Fath c. 1610-20
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f. 37 from a Mughal Album of portraits
recto:
Verse of Persian poetry.
Verso
Portrait of Hakim Abu'l-Fath, c.1610--20
Hakim Abul-Fath (d. 1588) was a doctor at the Mughal court under Emperor Akbar and rose high in the emperor's favour. He was a son of Mulla Abd al-Razzaq of Gilan, brother to Hakim Humam (see f. 33), and is credited with the invention of hookah (the water pipe).
For further information on this album see RCIN 1005038.Provenance
From an album thought to have been presented to George IV by Ghazi ud-Din Haider, Nawab of Awadh, c.1828.
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Measurements
13.5 x 6.7 cm (image)
