Jahangir's Album

Jahangir's Album, created during the reign of Mughal Emperor Jahangir in the early 17th century, is a notable collection of paintings and portraits. It reflects the emperor's personal interests in art and nature, showcasing detailed miniatures that feature landscapes, animals, and people. Jahangir, an art enthusiast, commissioned these works to document the beauty of his empire and its diverse subjects. The album offers insights into Mughal culture, aesthetics, and the emperor's rule, illustrating the blend of Persian and Indian artistic traditions, making it a significant artifact in the history of Indian art.