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           | Artist | 
           Farrukh Beg, 1589
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           | Title | 
           A Drunken  Babur Returns to Camp at Night after a boating party in celebration of the end of Ramadan ('id) in 1519
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           | Medium | 
           Opaque watercolor, ink, and gold on paper, mounted within borders of a Rawdat al-safa page 
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           | Dimensions | 
           41.0 cm (height) by 26.3 cm (width) 
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           |  Lahore,  Pakistan | 
          
          
           | Source/Photographer | 
            Arthur M. Sackler Gallery ( Online) 
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