Intricate painting by Keshav Das, dating to 1570, depicts a scene of intrigue and action, likely drawn from a romantic or heroic epic. The artwork shows the spy Zambur leading Mahiya into the City of Tawariq, with the scene bustling with architectural details and animated figures. The composition is rich with narrative elements, capturing the movement and urgency of the scene. Keshav Das’s work is characterized by its vivid colors, detailed rendering of figures and settings, and a strong sense of storytelling. This painting is part of the collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, illustrating the artist’s mastery of Mughal miniature painting and his ability to bring complex stories to life through art.