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SUMMARY:One Mother\, Many Mother Tongues
DESCRIPTION:A  brings together diverse artistic expressions that reflect on belonging\, shared heritage\, and the many ways cultures intersect and evolve. Set within the Humayun’s Tomb Museum complex\, the exhibition offers a thoughtful experience for art lovers\, students\, and anyone interested in culture and history. \nBest For: Art lovers • Families • Students • History & culture enthusiasts \n🗓 When: June 23 – August 8\, 2026 (Closed Mondays)\, 10am–9pm\n⏰ Last Entry: 8pm\n📍 Where: Havells Gallery\, Museum Courtyard\, Humayun’s Tomb Museum\, New Delhi\n🎟 Tickets: ₹50 per person (Available at the museum ticket counter). Free entry for children below 5 years and differently-abled visitors. \nAdditional Information: \n\nCurated by Naman P. Ahuja and Andrea Anastasio.\nExplores themes of language\, memory\, identity\, and cultural belonging.\nSuitable for visitors of all ages interested in art\, heritage\, and contemporary cultural narratives.\nLocated within the Humayun’s Tomb Museum complex.\n\n\nThe Noida Diary Take: If you’re planning a cultural outing in Delhi\, this exhibition pairs beautifully with a visit to Humayun’s Tomb and Sunder Nursery. Thought-provoking without being overwhelming\, it offers a refreshing break from conventional art exhibitions and is well worth the short trip from Noida. \nBooking / More Info: Tickets are available at the museum ticket counter. \n\nPlan Your Next Outing\nFind the Noida Events 2026 Guide — updated every month on Noida Diary. \nBrowse our latest Noida Weekend Round-Up for more events in Noida and Delhi NCR. \nExplore the Delhi Music Events 2026 Guide if you’re planning to head to the capital.
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LOCATION:Humayun’s Tomb Museum\, Humayun's Tomb Museum Complex\, Nizamuddin East\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110013\, India
CATEGORIES:Art & Culture,Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Princes & People of India - Portraits by Emily Eden at DAG Delhi
DESCRIPTION:An exhibition showcasing Emily Eden’s lithographic portraits from her 1844 series capturing British-Indian life during the final years of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s reign. \n\n\n\n\n\nPrinces & People of India\nPortraits by Emily Eden\nNew Delhi: 10th July 2026 – 1st August 2026\nVenue: 22A Windsor Place\, Janpath\, New Delhi\nMonday – Saturday\, 11:00 am to 7:00 pm \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nKey Details: \n\nExhibition runs from July 10 to August 1\, 2026 at 22A Windsor Place\, Janpath\, New Delhi\nFeatures 25 lithographs from Emily Eden’s original sketches (1844 publication)\nIncludes letters\, typescripts\, sketchbooks\, and other materials from the Eden family archive\nRecent acquisition by DAG (DAG Art Gallery) from the Eden family collection\nAdditional works displayed include Company paintings from Lahore (1840) related to Ranjit Singh’s court\n\n  \nExhibition Highlights: \n\nPortraits of Afghan and Sikh nobles from Emily’s travels\nDepictions of Akali-Nihangs\, hill people\, and diverse Indian subjects\nScenes from Ranjit Singh’s court and 1838 expedition from Calcutta to Lahore\nCompany School paintings from Lahore (1840) offering local perspective\nWatercolor-tinted lithographs on paper pasted on paper\n\n  \n\n\n\nThe exhibition presents a unique visual record of 19th-century Punjab\, capturing the transition from the golden era of Ranjit Singh to the beginning of Queen Victoria’s reign through the eyes of Emily Eden\, who documented both the princely establishment and everyday Indian life during British colonial rule. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nExplore More Events \nFind our Noida Events 2026 Guide updated every month.\nCheck our Noida Weekend Round Up for more events happening across Noida and Delhi NCR this weekend.\nHeading to the capital? Explore our Delhi Music Events 2026 Guide.
URL:https://www.noidadiary.in/noida-event/princes-people-of-india-portraits-by-emily-eden-at-dag-delhi/
LOCATION:DAG World – Art Gallery\, 22A\, Janpath Rd\, Windsor Place\, New Delhi\, Delhi\, 110001
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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