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Imposing Oil on Board Painting of His Highness Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh
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Imposing Oil on Board Painting of His Highness Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh

1940 - 1960
Description

Hand Oil on board painting of His Highness Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh, painted by Fred Fairer.

Imposing oil on board painting of Maharajah Duleep

Singh who was a Sikh prince from the Punjab who

came to England over 160 years ago at the age of 11,

after loosing his kingdom. He became a favourite of

Queen Victoria. This is a fine painting by Fred Fairer.

Physical Dimensions
Height
122cm (48.03")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Maharaja Duleep Singh Portrait to the 1950s.

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SA414115
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005
Description
Hand Oil on board painting of His Highness Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh, painted by Fred Fairer.

Imposing oil on board painting of Maharajah Duleep

Singh who was a Sikh prince from the Punjab who

came to England over 160 years ago at the age of 11,

after loosing his kingdom. He became a favourite of

Queen Victoria. This is a fine painting by Fred Fairer.

Height
122cm (48.03")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Carlton House Antiques has dated this Maharaja Duleep Singh Portrait to the 1950s.

Reference Numbers
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SA414115
Dealers Internal Ref
005
Carlton House Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2016
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A vertical oil painting on board depicting Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh in full ceremonial attire holding a sword against a blue background, set in a bamboo-style frame.
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Archive I A vertical oil painting on board depicting Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh in full ceremonial attire holding a sword against a blue background, set in a bamboo-style frame.

Imposing oil on board painting of His Highness Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh

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A vertical oil painting on board depicting Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh in full ceremonial attire holding a sword against a blue background, set in a bamboo-style frame.
Imposing oil on board painting of His Highness Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh
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A vertical oil painting on board depicting Maharaja Sir Duleep Singh in full ceremonial attire holding a sword against a blue background, set in a bamboo-style frame.
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Anglo-Indian portraiture developed during the 19th century, combining traditional Indian royal portrait conventions with European oil painting techniques. Figures such as Maharaja Duleep Singh were depicted in state robes and ceremonial jewellery to represent royal heritage and political stature.

Artworks of this genre utilize oil-based pigments applied to rigid solid wood or composite panel boards, often housed in decorative moulded timber or faux-bamboo frames.

Authenticity is indicated by natural age-related oxidisation of the paint pigments, subtle surface craquelure, and period-correct construction techniques on the reverse of the panel frame.

Position the portrait as a central focal point above a dark mahogany sideboard or mantelpiece to create visual interest alongside period brass accessories and dark wood furniture.

Keep the panel away from direct sunlight, radiator heat, and high humidity, dusting the surface gently using a soft, dry lint-free cloth without chemical cleaners.
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