Bullcok cart from the Deccan, probably in or near Poona, July 1850.
William Carpenter was the eldest son of the distinguished portrait painter Margaret Sarah Carpenter and of William Hookham Carpenter, who became Keeper of the Prints and Drawings Department at the British Museum. In early 1850 h...
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A pan shop and Muslim dealer in piece-goods, India, 1855
Painting by a British artist; William Carpenter
This painting depicts two shops, the one on the left selling paan (a type of digestive made from the betel nut and chewed after meals), the one on the right owned by a Muslim dealer in piece ...
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A street scene in Bombay, India, 1855
Painting by a British artist; William Carpenter
Watercolour on paper
William Carpenter (1818-1899) travelled through India from 1850 to 1856 painting portraits and pictures of rulers and their courts and Indian scenery. He travelled to Calcutta via Bombay an...
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"Bomanjee Hormerjee, Parsee Merchant of Bombay" by an unknown artist presumably working in Bombay where he painted this portrait of Bomanji Hormerji, oil on canvas, ca. 1836.
View eastwards from the steps behind Mount Mary Church, Bandra, Bombay, by William Carpenter, painting, watercolour on paper, India, 1850
In this view, the new Mahim Causeway linking the Bombay (Mumbai) and Salsette islands is visible in the middle distance. The ghats of mainland Bombay are in t...
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Scene in Bombay, India, 1826.
Painting by a British artist - Robert Grindlay.
Grindlay (1786-1877) served in the Bombay Native Infantry from 1804-20, rising to Captain. Captain Robert Grindlay's "Scenery, Costumes and Architecture, chiefly on the Western Side of India", issued from 1826 to 1830 ...
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Walter Langhammer (Austria, 1905-1977)
Country Scene
oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed
Executed circa 1938.
Walter Langhammer (1905-1977) was an Austrian Jewish professor who fled the Nazi regime and came to Bombay where he became a major figure in the artistic life of the city. He wa...
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Syed Haider Raza (India, b. 1922)
Bombay Street Scene
watercolour on paper, signed and dated '49 lower left, framed
The view depicted is from the northern end of Colaba Causeway looking over S. P. Mukharji Chowk (formerly Wellington Circle) to the Prince of Wales Museum and up the start of the ...
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Indian Myth and Legend
By Donald A. Mackenzie
With illustrations in in colour by Warwick Goble
Published by Gresham Publishing Co., London - 1913
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Indian Myth and Legend
By Donald A. Mackenzie
With illustrations in in colour by Warwick Goble
Published by Gresham Publishing Co., London - 1913
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Illustration from the book:
Folk-tales of Bengal
By Rev. Lal Bihari Day
Illustrated by Warwick Goble
Published by Macmillan and Co., London - 1912
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"They approached a magnificent pile of buildings."
Illustration from the book:
Folk-tales of Bengal
By Rev. Lal Bihari Day
Illustrated by Warwick Goble
Published by Macmillan and Co., London - 1912
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"A bright light, like that of the moon, was seen shining on his forehead."
Illustration from the book:
Folk-tales of Bengal
By Rev. Lal Bihari Day
Illustrated by Warwick Goble
Published by Macmillan and Co., London - 1912
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"The Suo queen went to the door with a handful of rice."
Illustration from the book:
Folk-tales of Bengal
By Rev. Lal Bihari Day
Illustrated by Warwick Goble
Published by Macmillan and Co., London - 1912
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