Ahar Udaipur Heritage Walk

Ahar Udaipur Heritage Walk was an initiative taken forward by Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, Udaipur with the support from Udaipur Municipal Corporation. MMCF in its Outreach Programmes has encouraged many such events. As per the ongoing initiatives the 'Ahar' Udaipur Heritage Walk was organised on 21st October 2018 on the occasion of The 4th World Living Heritage Festival - 2018. MMCF's goal is to be a world leader in heritage conservation and community inclusion. The Foundation often has to generate its own benchmarks for this goal. MMCF is keen to share its best-practice and conservation experience that has an ambitious knowledge transfer initiative in addition to its implementable conservation programme. The walk was attended by 10 people.

Participants at Ahar Udaipur Heritage Walk

Captioning of the paintings at Art gallery of Vijay Smarak, Dewair (Rajsamand)

Maharana of Mewar Charitable Foundation, Udaipur

provided it's expertise and resources to authenticate captions of the paintings of Maharana Pratap that were placed at the Art gallery of Vijay Smarak, Dewair (Rajsamand). A total 27 numbers of paintings were captioned. The request for the captioning of the paintings of Maharana Pratap was made by the Secretary at Vijay Smarak , Dewair (Rajsamand).

Maharana Pratap slashed Bahlol Khan and the horse in one single stroke, into two halves

Visit of Emily Jacobson

Emily Klayman Jacobson, Paper and Photographs Conservator at The Freer | Sackler Galleries, Smithsonian Institution, had visited the City Palace Museum, Udaipur on 24th and 25th of October 2018. During her visit she engaged in dialogue with the conservators at The City Palace Museum about the conservation work undertaken on miniature paintings and the principles of conservation being employed.

Emily Jacobson observing a painting

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