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File:Akbar and Tansen visit Haridas.jpg

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English: Akbar and Tansen visit Swami Haridas in Vrindavan. Swami Haridas is to the right, playing the lute; Akbar is to the left, dressed as a common man; Tansen is in the middle, listening to Haridas. Jaipur-Kishangarh mixed style, ca. 1750
Date circa 1750
Source Akbar and Tansen Visit Haridas
Author unknown painter in Rajasthani miniature style

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