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TWO PORTFOLIOS OF INDIAN

PAINTINGS FOR BRITISH

THE TRANQUIL EYE: The watercolours of Colonel

Robert Smith - A Journey Down the Ganges, 1830

Introduction and notes by Mildred Archer

7-page essay and notes with 6 sepia illustrations + 8

watercolours, each reproduced on a thick sheet printed

on one side only and loosely inserted. The stapled text

and loose plates contained in a folder as issued

Published in London by Al Falak in 1982

Size 18 x 13.5 inches

The 8 colour prints are titled:

ALLAHABAD FORT SEEN FROM THE RIVER

THE FORT AT CHUNAR

AURANGZEB'S MOSQUE, BENARES

THE GRANARY AT BANKIPORE, NEAR PATNA

THE MOSQUE AT MONGHYR

CLEVELAND'S HOUSE AT BHAGALPUR

COLGONG, BHAGALPUR DISTRICT

THE NAWAB'S PALACE, MURSHIDABAD

BETWEEN BATTLES - The Album of Colonel James

Skinner

Introduction and notes by Mildred Archer

8-page essay and notes with 8 sepia illustrations +

10 watercolours by Delhi artists, each reproduced on

a thick sheet printed on one side only and loosely

inserted. The stapled text and loose plates contained in

a folder as issued

Published in London by Al Falak in 1982

Size 18 x 13.5 inches

The 10 colour prints are titled:

SKINNER'S 'YELLOW BOYS'

TENT ORDERLIES

RECRUITS TO SKINNER'S HORSE

MEWATI RECRUITS

RECRUITS ON SKINNER'S FARM

GURKHA IRREGULARS

DIWAN BABU RAM AND HIS ADOPTED SON

MUNSHI KESHAV RAI AND SHAMBUNATH MUNSHI

MAULVI SALAMAT ALLAH AND FAZL BEG

SAYYID MIRZA AZIM BEG AND HIS STAFF

Rs 60,000-Rs 80,000

$925-$1,235