Laura Gascoigne

Embarrassment of riches: South Asian Miniature Painting, at MK Gallery, reviewed

Many of the most exquisite contributions to this ambitious show can only be brought out of store once every ten years

‘A Rajput Sirdar’, c. 1914-15, by Samuel Fyzee-Rahamin. Tate: Presented by the State of Bhavnagar 1925
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  • Beyond the Page: South Asian Miniature Painting and Britain, 1600 to Now

    MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, until 28 January, then touring to the Box, Plymouth

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