Uncover the intricate aesthetic hybridity in Mughal painting, 1526-1658. This seminal study delves into the fusion of Persian and European artistic influences that birthed India’s distinct pictorial language. It offers a crucial, methodologically updated analysis of Mughal art’s conceptual framework and visual culture, moving beyond simple cross-cultural interaction. Discover the nuanced artistic practices shaping iconic Mughal imagery. Essential reading for art historians, students of Indian art history, and anyone fascinated by the rich visual heritage of the Indian subcontinent.