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Mural Fragment with Later Overpainting
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Department of Islamic & Later Indian Art
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Francis H. Burr Memorial Fund
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In an ill-lit tavern a group of peasants are smoking and drinking. Seated at a table in the foreground a man holding a pipe and with his ruff untied takes the hand of a serving wom...
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