File:Brush drawing on paper of Guru Nanak with a devotee, from a Janamsakhi series.jpg

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Brush drawing on paper of Guru Nanak with a devotee, from a Janamsakhi series

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English: Guru Nanak with a devotee (Bhai Bala). From a Janamsakhi series; Pahari, Guler, from the family workshop of Seu-Nainsukh; last quarter of the 18th century. Brush drawing on paper. Govt. Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh.
Date ca.1775–1800
Source Published in a book titled 'Painters at the Sikh Court' (1999) by B.N. Goswamy. More information provided at: [1]
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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