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This artwork is currently on display in Gallery 463
Of all the varieties of Mughal glass known, this milky white color constitutes the rarest type. The painted decoration in gold and silver (now darkened) displays flowering shrubs enclosed in oval compartments, laid out in a radiating pattern, a classic Mughal decorative scheme that is also seen in contemporary metalwork.
Abanindranath Tagore, Calcutta, India; [ Terence McInerney, until 2000; sold to MMA]
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