Offered is a framed print of 16th Century Moghul Miniature Painting "Babur Receives a Courtier" attributed to artist Farrukh Beg (active early 1580s–1619). It has a deep cinnamon-colored matting that complements the intricate, intensely detailed work of art. Note: The reflection on the glass shows some of the ceiling and windows in the reflection. See detailed images of angled painting for actual image with no reflections. Frame measures: 17.5" wide, 21.625" long, .625" deep Exposed print is 10" wide x 14" high Description from Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art: Detached folio from a dispersed copy of Baburnama (Tuzuk-i Baburi) by Zahir-al-Din Muhammad Babur; Babur receives a courtier; one of a group of three folios. School/Tradition: Mughal school Border: The painting is set in gold, red, and blue rulings in a border with gold landscape, bird and animal motifs, mounted within borders of a Rawdat al-safa page. Period: ca. 1580-1585 Geography: Lahore, Pakistan Material: Opaque watercolor and gold on paper Dimension: H x W (overall): 41.4 x 27 cm (16 5/16 x 10 5/8 in)