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Akbar-nama

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Akbar-nama

Book of miniatures (Victoria and Albert Museum, London) painted by Basawan and Chatai about 1595 for Akbar, Mogul emperor of northern India. The product of a workshop run by Safavid painters from the court of Shah Tahmasp of Persia, the jewel-like paintings of the exploits of the emperor show not only Persian but also Western influence. See also Indian art and Islamic art.
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