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The Mughal Empire: Jahangir

The Mughal Empire: Jahangir

February 24, 2012 · by Amy · in Art History, Essay, Explorations, History, Religious History, Sacred Art

The Mughal empire represents a unique and fascinating period in art history: the Empire was simultaneously Muslim (Sunni) and Indian, interweaving not only Muslim and Indian faiths, but also their politics, cultural practices, and of course art and architecture. This…

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