Guru Nanak Meets the Devotee Prahlada — Unidentified artist

Description

This reproduction follows “Guru Nanak Meets the Devotee Prahlada”, dated 18th–19th century; later Janamsakhi tradition and held by Historical Janamsakhi documented by Wikimedia Commons. The source credits the maker as Unidentified artist.

The image places Nanak beside the legendary devotee Prahlada. It joins figures from different sacred times in a devotional narrative rather than representing a historically contemporaneous meeting.

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Source title

Guru Nanak Meets the Devotee Prahlada

Original date

18th–19th century; later Janamsakhi tradition

Original medium (museum record)

Historical painting on paper

Collection

Historical Janamsakhi documented by Wikimedia Commons

Accession

Commons file 126576966

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