, a prominent mughal-trained kishangarh artist, was active in the early eighteenth century. he is known for his fine quality miniatures and is considered one of the last great masters of the mughal painting tradition. bhavanidas spent a majority of the first two decades of the eighteenth century at the mughal imperial workshop, where he painted generational portraits and other subjects. early life and training bhavanidas was trained in the traditional mughal style, which emphasized fine detail and realistic representation. his work is characterized by its detailed and realistic style, as well…