AlbumsIndian19th century
Another Brother [of the King of Oude]; from an Album entitled “Costumes of India”
c. 1800
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Lucknow Company SchoolArtist
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A Hindoo Lady of the Zenana; from an Album entitled “Costumes of India”
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
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Vasakasajja Nayika with Female Attendants
Unknown Artist, 18th century
Opaque watercolor and gold on paper;
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The King of Delhi, Descendant of a Schab, whose Eyes were Put out in Ld. Clive's Time when he was Delivered up to the English; from an Album entitled “Costumes of India”
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
Opaque watercolor on paper
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A Baboo, or Rajah; from an Album entitled “Costumes of India”
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
Opaque watercolor on paper
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Virahotkanthita Nayika on a Terrace with Birds
Unknown Artist, 19th century
Opaque watercolor and gold on paper; Pahari Style, Kangra School
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A Woman of Hindostan; from an Album entitled “Costumes of India”
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
Opaque watercolor on paper
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Amorous Couple Under Curtains
Unknown Artist, early 19th century
Opaque watercolor and gold on paper; Pahari School, Kangra Style
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A Kitmutca; from an Album entitled “Costumes of India”
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
Opaque watercolor on paper
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Album of Paintings entitled “Costumes of India”
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
Opaque watercolor on paper
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The Celebrated Notch Girl at Calcutta, Bibigean; from an Album of Costumes of India
Lucknow Company School, c. 1800
Opaque watercolor on paper
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Portrait of Pratap Singh of Jaipur
Unknown Artist, c. 1800
Ink, opaque watercolor and gold on paper
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Krishna Embraces the Gopis (painting, recto); Krishna Dances With the Gopis (painting, verso), folio from a Gita Govinda series
Unknown Artist, 19th century
Ink, opaque watercolor and gold on paper
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