Bichitr was an Indian artist who lived in the early 17th century and worked with watercolors, gold, and ink on paper. His style used elements like vibrant colors, line work, and symbolic imagery. His major work, Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaikh to Kings from around 1620, depicts the Mughal emperor choosing a Sufi spiritual leader over secular rulers and was meant to showcase Jahangir's patronage of Sufism.
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Bichitr was an Indian artist who lived in the early 17th century and worked with watercolors, gold, and ink on paper. His style used elements like vibrant colors, line work, and symbolic imagery. His major work, Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaikh to Kings from around 1620, depicts the Mughal emperor choosing a Sufi spiritual leader over secular rulers and was meant to showcase Jahangir's patronage of Sufism.
Bichitr was an Indian artist who lived in the early 17th century and worked with watercolors, gold, and ink on paper. His style used elements like vibrant colors, line work, and symbolic imagery. His major work, Jahangir Preferring a Sufi Shaikh to Kings from around 1620, depicts the Mughal emperor choosing a Sufi spiritual leader over secular rulers and was meant to showcase Jahangir's patronage of Sufism.