India (nation)
Found in 7962 Collections and/or Records:
View in the Fernery, 1908
View in the Wingfield Park, Lucknow, 1864
320 x 190 mm. View looking across the lawns towards marble pavilions and statues in the Wingfield Park. Named after Sir Charles Wingfield, Chief Commissioner of Oudh 1859-66, the park is situated to the west of, and adjoining, the Martiniere Park.Bourne no. 1154.
View in Zozzi-La Pass, 1864
242 x 291 mm. View looking between the faces of a steep-sided gorge towards distant peaks and a glacier which extends down to the foot of the pass. The Zoji La Pass is situated on the Srinager-Leh road some 40 miles ENE of Srinagar. Bourne no. 990.
[View looking along Corporation Street from junction with Chowringhee Road], 1918
288x214mm. A view looking E. along Corporation Street (formerly Jaun Bazar Street) from its junction with Chowringhee Road. In the left foreground are part of the premises of Laidlaw & Co., drapers. Further down Corporation Street the premises of the Hindusthan Co-operative Insurance Society can be seen, (Massey p. 102).
[View looking down at a group of bungalows], 1899 - 1901
75 x 50 mm.
View N.E. [i.e north-east] from Madras, 1907-12
Half-plate (landscape format). Showing High Court and portion of Harbour. Inside bastion is green grass. Distant buildings are mainly red. In front of them is a strip of green grass. In front, to right, is modern barrack work.
View near Hyderabad, Deccan, 1908
On the road to Secunderabad, showing characteristic scenery - looking back towards Hyderabad. (Fisher).
View of Ajmer City from the Mayo College
Contains 32 prints approximately 300 x 235 mm (mounted on card) with captions and bound in a blue leather album. 'MRI Ajmer, Rajputana 1911' is on the front cover; it was presumably a presentation volume.
View of Ajmer from the Pushkar Ghat
Contains 32 prints approximately 300 x 235 mm (mounted on card) with captions and bound in a blue leather album. 'MRI Ajmer, Rajputana 1911' is on the front cover; it was presumably a presentation volume.
View of BB and C.I. Railway Office and Queen's Road, Bombay. Taken from the top of the University clocktower, 1900
Approximately 235 x 175 mm. Collotype. Illustration photographed by Clifton and Co.
View of Bikanir City, 1908-02 - 1908-03
Quarter-plate (landscape format). From the Jain Temple.
[View of buildings with country beyond, possibly Mhow] , 1904
285 x 205 mm.
View of Cathedral across Tank, 1918
283x222mm. View looking N. across the Birjee Tank towards St Paul's Cathedral, with most of the building obscured by trees. (Photographer unknown, probably Johnston and Hoffmann).
View of City, 1905-11
Contains photographs, 290 x 215 mm., mounted on card in a black leather-bound album with 'Views of Udaipur' and the Udaipur arms on the cover. The photographs have hand-written captions. Subjects comprise a portrait of the Maharana of Udaipur and architectural views in the state.
View of Clive Street, looking N, 1915
View of Clive Street, looking S, 1910
284x214mm. View looking along Clive Street towards Dalhousie Square, with the Holwell Monument and the W. corner of the Bengal Secretariat visible in the distance. The National Bank of India can be seen on the right, and on the left hand side of the street are Martin & Co., the South British Insurance Company, the old Exchange Buildings, the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, and James Finlay & Co. Photographer unknown, probably Johnston and Hoffman.
[View of dam] , 1909
Loose print.
[View of dam] , 1909
Loose print.
View of exterior of great outer gateway, Srirangam, 1907-12
Half-plate (landscape format).
View of Fairlie Place from the Strand, 1905
281x208mm. View looking E. along Fairlie Place towards Clive Street. Part of the National Bank can be seen at the end of the street, with a corner of the premises of James Finlay & Co. at the right on Clive Street. The polychrome brick and stone building next to it is the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Photographer unknown, probably Johnston and Hoffman.
View of Fort St. George, Madras
View of Government House, north aspect, 1916
164x102mm. View looking down onto the N. facade of Government House, possibly taken from the Government House Out-Office. Particularly notable in this later view are the classical urns placed at regular intervals along the roof parapet by Lord Curzon to add interest to the flat roof line. Also added by Curzon and visible in this view are the coats of arms on the two northern wings and in the tympanum of the pediment over the main entrance (see Curzon i, p.86, Massey p.2.)
[View of Indians grouped on steps leading down to the water in the entrance to a large building, perhaps a fortress], 1899 - 1901
110 x 80 mm.