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the Gond king of Deogarh
seven-decade career
had previously owned them (1731-75)
At the bottom of the folio we see two figures who seems to be craftsmen or attendants showing the pieces to the Emperor from his personal collection
The Tree of Waq Waq Lithographs from India the Gond king of DeogarhA fantastic tree on the island of Al Waq Waq, located somewhere in the far east, is said to exist in Islamic folklore. The tree produces fruits that resemble half plant, half animal beings or talking, prophesying heads. One such talking tree with human fruit is rumoured to have been encountered by Alexander the Great. Unfortunately, the artist of the painting, which has been dated to the 1600s, is still unidentified. A Motichand Khajanchi from
