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English: Mirabai. Provincial Mughal. Possibly Jaipur. Early 19th century. Chiswick.

Alternative description and dating (from Splendors of Punjab Heritage: Art From the Khanuja Family Collection (page 74, figure 89) by Parvinderjit Singh Khanuja (edited by Paul Michael Taylor), via: [1]):

89. Mira Bai surrounded by devotees. Artist unknown; c. 17th-18th century 17.5 x 11 in; Watercolor on paper

Mira Bai was a bhagat saint of the sixteenth century. Born into a Rajput royal family, she was a devotee of Krishna. Some of the earlier copies of Adi Granth do have a few of her writings. However, the final Sri Guru Granth Sahib does not have any incorporated in it. Here we see her surrounded by devotees listening to her soulful bhajans (songs)

Date early 19th century or circa 17th-18th centuries
Source https://twitter.com/dpanikkar/status/1463872363901210627?cxt=HHwWhsC-7ZaK3NAoAAAA
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