India (nation)
Found in 7957 Collections and/or Records:
The Sas Bahu Temple, Gwalior, 1874 - 1910
265 x 200 mm. No. 1324.
The Satara Hills, 1908
Quarter-plate (landscape format). Seen from the Mahratta country - this is the way of the Dukes march to Assay - He passed where this photograph is taken from a place called Karmad.
The Sava Munda of the Westopal Tajpal, 1908-02 - 1908-03
Quarter-plate. Dilwarra Temple. 200 years later than the Temples in the previous views. (Fisher).
The Secretariat, 1931
54 x 78 mm. An exterior view of the Secretariat at New Delhi.
The Secretariat, 1931
54 x 78 mm. A exterior view of the Secretariat at New Delhi.
The Secretariat, 1931
78 x 54 mm. An exterior view of the Secretariat at New Delhi.
The Secretariat, 1935
101 x 59 mm.
The Secretariat (my office), 1931
53 x 77 mm. A exterior view of the Secretariat at New Delhi.
The Secretariats of the Government of India, New Delhi, 1920 - 1929
The Secundra, Agra, 1880 - 1889
275x215mm. View from the entrance gateway looking south along the broad avenue towards to mausoleum of the Empe or Akbar (1542-1605). The building was commenced by Akbar himself and completed after some twenty years by his son Jahangir. Pyramidal in design, the lower storeys are of red sandstone, surmounted by a fourth storey of marble containing a sepulchre (the actual body of Akbar, who reigned 1556-1605, rests beneath a plainer tombstone in the basement of the building).
The Seewaliks, 1902 - 1910
The Sekunderbagh gateway, Lucknow, 1902 - 1910
An album, labelled on the spine, containing prints of various sizes. The numbering is sequenced from 1 to 131, but 101 is omitted. 14 of these prints are loose (118-131) , and are kept in a separate envelope in the album. Some of the prints are good quality professional work. Some of the photographs are captioned in ink; in other cases the titles have been derived from duplicate copies in Davies' other Indian album or from other photographs of the same scenes.
The Sheesh Mahel at Deeg [i. e. Dig], 1880 - 1885
199 x 123 mm. View looking across the tank to the Shish Mahal. Numbered '1926'.
The Shooting Tower at Panihar, 1905-12
Contains prints, 290 x 235 mm (mounted on card) with printed captions are in a black leather bound album with 'Royal Visit to Gwalior, December 1905' on the cover; the Prince of Wales Feathers, the Arms of Gwalior and the Maharaja's signature 'M. Scindia Gwalior 1905' in metal are attached to the front cover.
The Shooting Tower at Tikanpur, 1905-12
Contains prints, 290 x 235 mm (mounted on card) with printed captions are in a black leather bound album with 'Royal Visit to Gwalior, December 1905' on the cover; the Prince of Wales Feathers, the Arms of Gwalior and the Maharaja's signature 'M. Scindia Gwalior 1905' in metal are attached to the front cover.
The shore, Madras, 1907-12
Landscape format. Taken in front of an engineering office. [Showing small fishing canoes and nets].
The shore, Madras, 1907-12
Landscape format. Taken in front of an engineering office. [Showing small fishing canoes and nets].
The Shrine in the Taj , 1907 - 1908
155 x 110 mm.
The Sita Ranyi Temple, Jaipur, 1908-02 - 1908-03
Quarter-plate. Made of carved and sandstone obtained from Karaooli. (Fisher).
The site plan of Faluknuma Castle, 1905
A collection of programmes, invitations, menus, photographs and other material issued in connection with the Royal Visit to India during 1905-1906.
The Siva Ganga Fort, Tanjore, 1907-12
Quarter-plate. Showing the Gopura of the Great Temple. [With river in foreground].
The snake charmer. Delhi, 1931
74 x 53 mm.
The snow range from Simla, 1940
A telephoto panorama taken from the garden of 'Snowdon' by Hamilton Studios Ltd, Simla, including the heights and names of peaks. The panorama is undated, but probably originates from Tymms' time working in India.
The Snows from Sandakfoo, 1880 - 1889
307 188 mm. View looking north towards the Himalayas from Sandakfoo (or Sundukpho) some fifteen miles from Darjeeling. No. 1898.
The snows, Kinchin Junga, 1870 - 1879
240 x 188 mm. View of Kanchenjunga, at 28,146 ft. the third highest mountain in the world. It was not successfully climbed until 1955. Photograph probably taken from Darjeeling with a telephoto lens.