चित्र:Ibrahim Adil Shah II Sultan of Bijapur.jpg

Deccani miniature painting of Ibrahim Adil Shah II, Sultan of Bijapur (r. 1579-1627), 17th Century, depicting the corpulent sultan set against a blue-gray ground in a salmon colored jama and transparent robes with foliate hems and colorful lattice motif sash painted on gold, wearing gold and pearl jewelry and orange headdress while holding a sheathed sword, with peach colored border painted with gold foliate scrolls and mounted in an ivory colored album page with gold flecks, bearing Nastaliq inscription at top; the reverse with flowering poppies in a rectangular frame. Folio: 13¼ x 9 in. (33.5 x 23 cm.).

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