This ONLINE course taught by Adam Williamson from recent research and analysis at the Agra Fort India.
Jahangiri Mahal Carvings
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2 individual 2.5 hour sessions over a weekend
Recordings available after the sessions
Draw panels from exquisite geometric and biomorphic sandstone carvings from the Agra fort, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, north India.
These otherworldly 17th century decorated courtyard columns include unique biomorphic and geometric patterns created by artisans from Bengal were brought for their unique abilities.
Contrary to its name, Jahangir Mahal was actually built by Akbar. Two courtyards, lots of rooms, exquisite sandstone carving. The designs are infused with a blend of both Islamic and Hindu architectural styles, influences that are obvious in the details of every nook and cranny of its windows, domes, and walls.
Please wait after making the donation to be redirected to the registration page. We will also send everyone an email before the class with material to familiarise yourself before the session along with the online passcode again which will give you access to the class on Saturday.
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REQUIRED equipment & materials
- A compass
- A ruler
- A3 or A2 paper (mid tone paper recommended)
- White pencil
- Range of Pencils (3B-HB)
- Tracing paper
- Zero Eraser or equivalent
- Optional – Fine line drawing pens (useful to have, but not essential)
