Picnic at Takht-i-Bhal [Takht-i-Bahi], Murdan area. Photographer: Burke, John
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Genre: Landscape Photography European picnickers wandering among the ruins. Subjects = archaeological sites; Bellew Collection; Indian architecture; picnics; social life Location = North-West Frontier Province; Pakistan; Takht-i-Bahi
Picnic at Takht-i-Bhal [Takht-i-Bahi], Murdan area. Photographer: Burke, John
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Genre: Landscape Photography European picnicers wandering among the ruins. Reproduced in Omar Khan, 'From Kashmir to Kabul. The Photographs of John Burke and William Baker 1860-1900' (Prestel, 2002), p. 31. There dated 1866. Subjects = archaeological sites; Bellew Collection; Indian architect...
[Afridi tribesmen, at Fort Jamrud, North-West Frontier Province.] Photographer: Baker and Burke
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Genre: Landscape Photography Three figures, one posed in the act of aiming a jezail, grouped in front of the fort. Possibly photographed by Baker & Burke during Lord Mayo's visit to the North-West Frontier. Subjects = Afridis (ethnic group); Bellew Collection; ethnic groups; forts Locat...
[The Viceroy Lord Mayo with senior army officers, Peshawar.] Photographer: Baker and Burke
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Genre: Portrait Photography Group portrait. This appears to be the Baker & Burke photograph listed as 'Group of Lords Mayo and Napier, with staff, taken in Col. Pollock's Compound' in the series of views taken of the Viceroy's visit to Peshawar. Col (later Major-General Sir) Frederick Poll...
[?Entry of the Viceroy Lord Mayo into Peshawar.] Photographer: Baker and Burke
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Genre: Historical Events View looking along a street in the Peshawar bazaar towards carriages and escort. All figures are too blurred through movement for identification, but this may be a scene taken during the Viceroy's visit to Peshawar. The photograph is probably by Baker & Burke, but p...
Looking across the Argandab Valley from Baba Wali Ziarat [Kandahar]. Photographer: Simpson, Benjamin
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Inscription: Signed and numbered 'B. Simpson 39' in the negative. Genre: Landscape Photography View across valley, with building in right foreground. One of the series of views taken by Simpson in and around Kandahar and marketed by Bourne and Shepherd.
[Group with Amir Sher Ali, Ambala.] Photographer: Taylor, Clarence Comyn
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Genre: Portrait Photography Group portrait, with Amir Sher Ali seated with European political officers and two unidentified Afghani sirdars. The Europeans are Surgeon Major Henry Bellew (standing at left), Col (later Sir) Frederick Pollock (seated to left of Amir), Col (later General Sir) Crawf...
[Portrait of Prince Abdullah Jan.] Photographer: Taylor, Clarence Comyn
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Genre: Portrait Photography Full-length seated portrait of the son of Amir Sher Ali Khan, possibly taken at the Ambala Durbar by Clarence Comyn Taylor (see note at print 79). The table in the photograph is the same as that seen in print 50. Subjects = Afghan rulers; Bellew Collection
[The Golden Temple, Kangra.] Photographer: C, H.B.
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Genre: Architectural Photography General view looking down a narrow street towards the temple of Devi with its gilded cupola, later destroyed in the earthquake of 1905 and later rebuilt. Signed 'H.B.C.' in the negative. Probably the same photographer as print 102. Subjects = Bellew Collection...
[Portrait of Sher Ali Khan, Amir of Afghanistan.] Photographer: Baker and Burke
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Genre: Portrait Photography Full-length seated portrait (oval vignette), wearing heavy coat and black Astrakahn hat, sword in left hand. Probably taken during the return from the Ambala durbar with the Viceroy Lord Mayo, possibly at Jamrud. Duplicate at print 78. Photograph probably by Baker &a...