At some fairly early point, the manuscript became dispersed, and only a little over a hundred of the paintings survive.Titley, 189; Titley says "only just over one hundred of the paintings have survived", while the V&A says "about 140", but they are counting fragments. In 2009, the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna organized the exhibition GLOBAL:LAB, Art as a Message. Asia and Europe 1500–1700, which showed its whole holding of the Hamzanama.exhibition GLOBAL:LAB, 03.06.2009 - 27.09.2009 at the MAK Vienna. Other recent exhibitions dedicated to the manuscript have been at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2003 and in 2002/2003 at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C., which transferred to the Brooklyn Museum in New York.V&A
