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Maharaja: The Splendour Of India's Royal Courts

 
 

THIS ARCHIVED EVENT ENDED ON THE 17TH JANUARY 2010

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Dates:
10th October 2009 until 17th January 2010
 
OPENING TIMES
10am-5.45pm Daily, Fridays until 10pm | Closed Dec 24-26
 
PRICES
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Maharaja: The Splendour Of India's Royal CourtsThe year 2009 is a shaping up to be a busy year for the V & A, with two new permanent galleries opening - the Theatre & Performance Galleries in March and the Medieval and Renaissance Galleries in December - splashing out a whopping ?120m on the refurb. There are also two major exhibitions scheduled to take place; following the Baroque display is this lavish Maharaja exhibition, showcasing the treasures of the 18th century Mughal empire - what we now know as modern day India and Pakistan. Taking the 'maharaja' (literally 'great king') as its starting point, the exhibition displays an impressive collection of art works from the time when the maharajas ruled supreme. Beginning with the collapse of the Mughal empire in the early 18th century, these works take us up to the end of British rule in 1947. Among the rare treasures is the Clive of India Flask, a jewelled jade wine flask from the early 17th century and the greatest of the Clive of India treasures. This valuable collection was previously owned by Robert Clive, a 'heaven sent general', (according to William Pitt the Elder), who worked for the East India Company and helped secure control of India for Britain. Historically significant, it's thought that the million pound flask was seized from the Mughal treasury in 1739 by invading Persian monarch Nadir Shah.
 

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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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TIMES  1pm-1.45pm  PRICING  Free
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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum,   Cromwell Road      SW7 2RL
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Golden Spider Silk
Exhibitions | Until 5th June 2012 

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Exhibitions | Until 10th June 2012 

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Exhibitions | Until 25th March 2012 

Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum At Victoria And Albert (v & A) Museum

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Japanese Enamels: The Seven Treasures
Exhibitions | Until 19th August 2012 

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Rabindranath Tagore: Poet And Painter
Exhibitions | Until 4th March 2012 

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Royal Style: The Early Wardrobe Of Queen Elizabeth II: Lecture
Exhibitions | On 15th February 2012 

Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum At Victoria And Albert (v & A) Museum

Deirdre Murphy discusses Queen Elizabeth II's clothes....More

Queen Elizabeth II by Cecil Beaton: A Diamond Jubilee Celebration
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Exhibitions | Until 22nd April 2012 

Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum At Victoria And Albert (v & A) Museum

Cecil Beaton, one of the most famous fashion photographers of the 20th century, may have worked for Vogue and Vanity ...More

 
The House Of Annie Lennox
Exhibitions | Until 26th February 2012 

Victoria and Albert (V & A) Museum At Victoria And Albert (v & A) Museum

A display featuring costumes, videos, interviews, images and personal objects, exploring the image, inspiration and style of Annie Lennox, presented ...More

Nancy The Waterseller: Talk
Exhibitions | Until 15th February 2012 

Science Museum 4 minutes walk from Victoria And Albert (v & A) Museum

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