Full-length seated studio portrait of a young girl of an Indian princely family. Photographer: Unknown
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Subject unidentified. Inscribed on mount in pencil: 16-4803-C. Bengal. Div. 11. Class G. No. 1119. This is probably a catalogue reference to the Paris Exhibition of 1867.
Studio portrait of a Burmese dancer. Photographer: Unknown
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Study of the male dancer also seen in print 4364. Carte-de-visite sized print on mount with decorative border in gold and red. Print shown at the Paris Exhibition of 1867.
Large group posed in front of verandah of house, some wearing livery. The Bankotis are defined by Edwardes as a group of hereditary servants from the Konkan: 'A certain number of Konkanis, known as Bankotis, are employed as menials in Hindu households and are somewhat highly paid, their wages ha...
South Indian woman and child, Madras. Photographer: Madras School of Industrial Arts
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Full-length portrait, against a makeshift backdrop, of a woman and child. The face of the child, who stands on a chair, is blurred through movement. Print shown at the Paris Exhibition of 1867.