Mughal Royal Lineage

'Album of Mughal Indian Portraits -
House of Timur'

Muhamman (sic.) Shah riding

Full-length portrait of a prince holding a fly-whisk
in one hand and a sword over his shoulder.

Amir Timur: Portrait of a prince seated on a
golden throne, with a sword on his lap, wearing a
short-sleeved gold dress embroidered with flowers.

Jehangir Padshah: Shahjahan receives Ali Mardan
Khan in durbar. Mughal style, 17th century, c. 1640.

Shah Jehan: Full-length portrait of the
emperor Shahjahan, standing facing left.

Jehangir Padshah: A prince seated at a window dictating to his secretary,
looking through an upper window at a stuffed gilded elephant,
mounted on a wooden trolley, in the courtyard below.

Portrait of a prince in Persian dress, holding a
sword across his knees, seated on a purple carpet
within a garden, with a fountain in the foreground.

Full-length portrait of Azam Shah, standing, facing left,
wearing a purple dress and holding a round shield and a flower.

Shah Jehan and his court. Portrait of the emperor
Shahjahan and his court, showing the emperor on a balcony,
fanned by attendants standing on gilded elephants.

Late 18th-century lacquer binding with gilt
arabesques and flowers on green background;
inner covers red leather with gilt arabesques and flower border.

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MS. Ouseley Add. 173 at the Oxford Digital Library :

"An album of 34 leaves containing Indian paintings and calligraphy, with two lithographs inserted, and a manuscript introduction of 5 leaves (viii-xi) and other notes by Sir Gore Ouseley (1770-1844). [..] The paintings ostensibly depict the Mughal royal lineage, but some have been misidentified."