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https://museo.prz.cl/ysudrewa/2020/09/india-pintura.jpg16801455This piece is a good example of Indian art inspired by the paintings of the Mughal empire. Attracted by the miniature Persian paintings, the Mughals created multiple court scenes between the 16th and 18th Centuries. Here we can observe a scene that represents the meeting and exchanging of gifts between a Mughal authority and a...