Vintage Indian Miniature Painting – Nobleman & Well Scene – Rajasthani Style – Framed. “Rajput Miniature, inspired by 17th–18th century traditions, Mid to Late 20th Century” This is an authentic hand-painted Indian miniature artwork in traditional Rajasthani school style, most likely inspired by the Kishangarh or Jaipur tradition, known for its refined court scenes and Mughal influences. The scene depicts a nobleman on horseback receiving a water pot from a woman at a well, accompanied by two others. Such romantic and poetic compositions are characteristic of Rajput courtly art from the 17th–18th centuries. Details: • Type: Original hand-painted miniature • Style: Rajasthani (Mughal-influenced) • Origin: India • Estimated period: Mid to late 20th century (circa 1950–1980) • Inspiration: Based on 17th–18th century Rajput painting traditions • Materials: Natural pigments and ink on paper • Condition: Very good – no damage to artwork; minor wear on frame edges • Framing: Traditional golden wooden frame with a silk-like textile mat and glass front • Frame dimensions: 35.2 × 25.8 cm • Visible window (mat opening): 14 × 11 cm • Actual painting size: 12.5 × 9.5 cm The item will be carefully packed to ensure it arrives in good condition. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us! “This is just one of our unique items! Browse our full collection and discover more rare treasures. Auctions are live—don’t miss out!”