Searching for the meaning of the rare Mughal Animal Carpet in David Wilkie’s painting The Preaching of Knox before the Lords o from rare meaning in english Watch Video
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⏲ Duration: 18 min 40 sec ✓ Published: 05-Jul-2015
Description: Dr Dorota ChudzickanConsultant Co-Curator, Special Cultural Project’s Department, DohanAbstract:nThe Mughal Animal Rug with hunting pattern in the collection of the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha belongs to a rare group of carpets made in Lahore in North India in the first half of the 17th c. Two centuries after it had been produced, the carpet became a possession of the Scottish painter David Wilkie who depicted it in several of his paintings, including The Preaching of Knox before the Lords o
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