File:Bodleian-Library-MS-Ouseley-Add-170 00028 fol-14b reduced (cropped).jpg

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| DescriptionBodleian-Library-MS-Ouseley-Add-170 00028 fol-14b reduced (cropped).jpg |
English: Zebulnissa daughter of Alemgir (title inscribed on mount). Portrait of a young woman holding a book. Miniature painting. Imperial portrait. Mughal style, undated. |
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| Source | https://digital.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/objects/ec31ab9d-b229-460f-b913-b25b24a31318/surfaces/97d14d81-cbdf-4c75-9a74-210035e1eaed/ | |||
| Author | Unknown authorUnknown author | |||
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