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In an encampment scene, Guha the Nishadaking is introduced into the meeting of the princes, Brahmins and ministers. The horses, unyoked from the chariots, stand in a line tethered and hobbled, while a mahout prepares powder for the elephants. by Indian School

In an encampment scene, Guha the Nishadaking is introduced into the meeting of the princes, Brahmins and ministers. The horses, unyoked from the chariots, stand in a line tethered and hobbled, while a mahout prepares powder for the elephants.

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In an encampment scene, Guha the Nishadaking is introduced into the meeting of the princes, Brahmins and ministers. The horses, unyoked from the chariots, stand in a line tethered and hobbled, while a mahout prepares powder for the elephants. by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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