Portraiture of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism: colonial transformation and the social role Article

 14 Images of GuruNanak jee in Janam sakhti Paintings

A King Pays Homage to Guru Nanak. From the Guler set of Janam-sakhi painting. Attributed to the Seu-Nainsukh workshop. Pahar

A Scene of Revelation. From the Guler set of Janam-sakhi painting

Baba Nanak and Mardana in a Country

Baba Nanak and Mardana with Dancing Pathans

Baba Nanak and Mardana with Fakirs on Their Way to Mecca

Baba Nanak and Mardana, Three Jogeshwaras with Kamla. From the B-40 set of Janam-sakhi painting. By Alam Chand. Punjab. 1733

Baba Nanak Gave Boons to the Visitors

Baba Nanak in the Presence of God. From the B-40 set of Janam-sakhi painting. By Alam Chand. Punjab. 1733

Baba Nanak, Abdul Rehman, Mian Mitha and Mardana. From the B-40 set of Janam-sakhi painting. By Alam Chand. Punjab. 1733

Bhai Bala Recites the Life Story of Guru Nanak to Guru Angad and Onlookers

Guru Nanak at School. From the Unbound set of Janam-sakhi painting

Guru Nanak in Conversation with Two Muslim Holy Men

                         

Janam-sakhi. Artist unknown. Punjab. eighteenth century