Antique 1907 Taj Mahal Hotel Mumbai Sketch:
A rare early 20th-century vintage pencil sketch depicting the iconic Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay (now Mumbai), rendered with fine architectural detailing and historic perspective.
Created in 1907 and signed by RM Art, this original drawing captures the grandeur of one of India’s most celebrated colonial-era landmarks shortly after its inauguration period — making it both an artistic and historical collectible.
The sketch showcases intricate façade elements including domes, arched windows, and Indo-Saracenic architectural features, executed in delicate graphite linework on aged paper.
Housed in a vintage frame, the piece carries authentic patina consistent with its age, enhancing its archival and display value.
An exceptional acquisition for collectors of architectural art, Mumbai memorabilia, colonial history, or heritage interiors.
Key Features
• Original Vintage Pencil Sketch
• Subject: Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay (Mumbai)
• Artist: RM Art
• Year: 1907
• Medium: Graphite / Pencil on Paper
• Framed Presentation
• Category: Architectural Heritage Artwork
• Era: Early 20th Century Colonial India
Size (Approx.)
• Frame: 16 x 0.5 x 13 inches
• Orientation: Horizontal Display
• Ready to Hang
Artistic & Historical Significance
The Taj Mahal Hotel is one of India’s most historically significant luxury landmarks, representing Indo-Saracenic architectural fusion. Early sketches such as this serve as visual documentation of colonial urban development and are increasingly sought after by collectors and designers.
Works dated this early are particularly rare in the market, especially when signed and location-titled.
Styling & Display Ideas
• Study or Library Wall
• Heritage Gallery Display
• Hotel / Hospitality Interiors
• Mumbai Memorabilia Collection
• Colonial Era Decor Themes
• Office or Boardroom Accent
Condition Note
As an original 1907 artwork, the sketch shows natural paper aging, toning, minor stains, and frame wear consistent with time. These elements contribute to its authenticity and archival character. Please review photos for detailed condition.
