As the London art market gears up for Islamic Art Week, its galleries and auction houses face a changing market shaped by ...

A rare Mughal-era miniature by Akbar’s favourite artist Basawan, 'A Family of Cheetahs in a Rocky Landscape' (circa 1575-80), ...

Christie's London auction achieved a world record for a Classical Indian painting, selling for £10.2 million. The event ...

Considered one of the earliest natural history studies in Mughal art, the painting is a study of cheetahs in the wild in ...

The Mughal's profound impact on the art and architecture of its time is explored at the Hong Kong Palace Museum.

Continuing its 100th anniversary celebration, the Cleveland Museum of Art presents its latest Centennial Exhibition, Art and Stories from Mughal India. Stretching from the Indian subcontinent into ...

The work, attributed to the Mughal court artist Basawan, went for 14 times its low estimate.

Rich and cultured as it was, Delhi, shorn of its provinces and most of its army, remained unprotected, a valuable jewel ready to be seized by the first adventurer bold enough to take it. That man ...

This painting by artist Bichitr shows Jehangir sitting on top of an hourglass-shaped throne, presenting a book to an old, white-bearded Sufi Shaikh with an Ottoman sultan, James I of England in ...