Maharana Pratap Photo Frames

Maharana Pratap photo frames

Maharana Pratap of Mewar is remembered for his courage and for his horse Chetak, and these 10 frames are painted scenes more than portraits: battle, forest and court. They suit a study, an office, a drawing room or the wall of a history lover.

Several frames show Pratap on Chetak, one leaping over a gorge and one charging at Haldighati with a raised spear among dust and soldiers. A coronation scene shows him crowned on a throne under a saffron flag in a Mewar palace. A forest scene shows him with a Bhil ally, planning over a map in the jungle, a quiet and less common image of the alliance that helped him in exile. Others are silhouettes: a lone rider on a ridge with a saffron flag at sunset, and a stylised portrait in a jewelled turban with a spear and the Rajasthani fort behind him.

If you are choosing for an office, the portrait and the sunset silhouette are the most restrained. For action and story, the Haldighati and gorge scenes are the strongest.

For other warriors and leaders, see Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Bhagat Singh, or browse wall art photo frames.