Asian Art

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LOT 299

Lot 299

A Drawing of a Woman Smoking a Hookah, Delhi, India, 19th Century

A Drawing of a Woman Smoking a Hookah, Delhi, India, 19th Century
Lot 299 Details
A Drawing of a Woman Smoking a Hookah, Delhi, India, 19th Century

Ink and wash on paper
image 5.9 x 4.3 in — 15 x 11 cm

Estimate $400-$600

Realised: $256
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A Drawing of a Woman Smoking a Hookah, Delhi, India, 19th Century
  • A Drawing of a Woman Smoking a Hookah, Delhi, India, 19th Century
  • A Drawing of a Woman Smoking a Hookah, Delhi, India, 19th Century
Provenance:

Janak Khendry Collection, Toronto

Note:

Compare with an example from Sotheby's New York, September 28, 2021, lot 862.
https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/auction/2021/in-the-studio-asian-art-featuring-works-from-the-collection-of-bruce-dayton-and-ruth-stricker-dayton/profile-of-a-woman-india-delhi-first-half-of-the

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