Portrait of Rana Amar Singh II at Worship

The drawing depicts Rana Amar Singh II (r. 1698-1710) of Mewar sitting cross-legged and in profile. On his forehead is an ochre-colored tilaka, a mark worn on a daily basis or especially for special religious occasions and rites. A green cloth draped over this right hand and the saffron-colored scarf draped over his bare-chest implies he is in the process of worship. He is adorned with bracelets, rings, an earring, and several necklaces, made of pearls and precious stones, as well as a large pendants. Rajput style, Mewar school.