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Baba Shri Morarswami reciting from a manuscript

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August 31, 1860
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Dungarpur Court
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Humayun II 1858-1877

Baba Shri Morarswami reciting from a manuscript

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Gouache on paper 7.4 x 5.8 in. (18.8 x 14.7 cm.) Front: “Babaji Shri Morarswami” Nothing much is known as yet about Babaji Shri Morarswami and his connection with Dungarpur, but this depiction is expressive for bold lines, bright colours and courtly set up. Elderly Babaji is shown reading from a folio of Ramcharitmanas and styles a Vaishnavite tilak mark, a round cap and rudraksh malas. His background with a palatial room, terrace garden and floral carpet suggests that he must be either visiting a royal dignitary or was a priest in an influential temple or court. Painters from different regions like Mewar used to visit Dungarpur court and artist of this folksy portrait must have seen a number of other courtly counterparts.


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