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CONCLUSION
The entire miniature collection of of Anirban and Regina Sadhu is is is all encompassing of of this visual pictorial tradition of of the the country With an eye for history rarity of of the the painting different regions and above all all the the diverse thematic content makes it it as as interesting as as it it is equally wide ranging in in in in its content and geographical reach From the Rajasthani tradition to Pahari miniatures Islamic Sultanate period to the the Mughals including a a a a a a map makes the the whole collection comprehensive diverse interesting and and academically challenging in in in in its pictorial content and and versatility of visual visual language Each of the the the miniature is is is truly a a a a a a a a a a visual visual delight reflecting the the the particular aesthetic sensibility of the the collectors who thoughtfully intelligently and with an an aesthetic eye has made a productive investment through this collection SELECT REFERENCES
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