Image: Qajar painted and printed cotton pictorial kalamkar panel depicting Shah Tahmasp I and his men in battle, signed Sheikh Ali, Iran, second half 19th century

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Description: A QAJAR PAINTED AND PRINTED COTTON PICTORIAL KALAMKAR PANEL SIGNED SHEIKH 'ALI, IRAN, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY The white cotton ground painted in the centre with Shah Tahmasp in battle surrounded by various other warriors, commissioning and identificatory inscription in centre, upper printed band of a continuous combat scene, in a printed border of floral cartouches between floral meander stripes, overall good condition 121 x 59in. (309 x 150cm.)
Title: Qajar painted and printed cotton pictorial kalamkar panel depicting Shah Tahmasp I and his men in battle, signed Sheikh Ali, Iran, second half 19th century
Credit: https://www.christies.com/lot/lot-5422005
Author: Christies.com
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