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The two first and famous Persian artists Mir-Sayyid Ali and Abd-us-samad came to India along with Mugal Emperor Humanyun. The earliest work that comes under the category of Mughal painting is "The princess of the house of Timur". Pigments and materials used in the paintings. Wide uses of paper for the miniatures are found.
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Painted History...information among the spectators.
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