Aqā Rizā Haravi
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Aqa Riza, also Aqā Rizā Haravi (Persian: آقا رضا هروی), was a Persian artist active in India at the Mughal court, about 1580–1620.[1] He is said to have been from Khorasan.[2] He may have been from Herat (modern Afghanistan), as suggested by his surname "Haravi".
He is not to be confused with Reza Abbasi, a Persian artist who also used the same name "Aqa Reza".
Man Playing Panpipes. ca. 1595
Muraqqa-e Golshan
Portrait of Mirza Muhammad Hakim (detail)
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References
[edit]- 1 2 "Mirza Muhammad Hakim". collections.mfa.org. MFA Boston.
- ↑ The Indian heritage : court life & arts under Mughal rule : Victoria & Albert Museum 21 April-22 August 1982. Victoria and Albert Museum. 1982. p. Item 38. ISBN 978-0-905209-20-3.
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