A treasury of life: Indian Company paintings, c.1790-1835,

Edited/Translated by: ed. by Giles Tillotson

The term Company painting was coined some seventy years ago to describe works made by Indian artists working for European patrons in India--typically employees of the various foreign trading companies--in the later eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Early enthusiasts of the genre were few: most people thought it was too late or decadent to be considered as good court art, and too early ...

Publisher: Delhi Art Gallery

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