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English: A Sikh Guru (Perhaps Guru Arjan Dev) Seated in the Golden Temple (also known as the Harmandir Sahib or Darbar Sahib) at Amritsar, Guler, circa 1820's–1830's. If this depicts Guru Arjan Dev, then this would be the temple in the late 16th (after 1589, when construction of the temple was finished) or early 17th century, probably the latter as it appears there is a manuscript of the Adi Granth in the temple's sanctum sanctorum, which was installed in the temple in the year 1604 according to Sikh history. Painting published in a book titled 'I See No Stranger: Sikh Early Art and Devotion' (2006) by B.N. Goswamy & Caron S.

"A stunning painting of Darbar Sahib from the Nainsukh of Guler family workshop (1820s). Presumably Guru Arjan with the Adi Granth." (Jvala Singh's description)


Description from art-auction house Christie's (source: [1]):

A SIKH GURU SEATED IN THE GOLDEN TEMPLE AT AMRITSAR, GULER, CIRCA 1830

Gouache heightened with gold on paper, an attendant kneels before the guru, devotees wash in the surrounding lake, gilt floral meander border, mounted, framed and glazed -- 7 x 6in. (17.7 x 15.2cm.)

Date ca.1820's–1830's
Source Amazon preview of a book titled 'The Golden Temple of Amritsar: Reflections of the Past (1808-1959)' published in 22 June 2017 and co-written by Amandeep Singh Madra and Parmjit Singh, via URL: https://www.amazon.sg/Golden-Temple-Amritsar-Reflections-1808-1959/dp/0956016812
Author Atelier of Nainsukh of Guler

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