Rajasthan (state)
Found in 502 Collections and/or Records:
Elephant with howdah, 1905
Entrance into Jeypore, 1876
An album of prints from original drawings by William Simpson. Size of prints is 185 mm x 110 mm (mounted on card). There is a short introduction, a list of plates and descriptive notes on six of the subjects.
Entrance of an unfinished temple, Bharatpur, 1880 - 1885
270 x 203 mm. Showing the entrance to the temple, in the form of a four-centred arch inside a multifoil arch. This entrance is flanked by smaller, raised segmental arches, the rest of the wall space being covered in geometric carving. Numbered '1893'.
Entrance of Deeg [i. e. Dig] Fort, 1880 - 1885
203 x 132 mm. View from a bastion looking down onto bridge and entrance gateway and arch. Numbered '1922'.
Entrance to Curzon Gardens, 1905
140 x 100 mm (approximately).
Entrance to Diwan-i-Khas, 1905
Entrance to Durbar Hall, Jaipur, 1905
Entrance to the City, 1905-11-18 - 1905-11-29
Entrance to the City, 1905
140 x 100 mm (approximately).
Entrance to the Palace, 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.
[Examples of animal-drawn vehicles], 1905
125 x 90 mm.
[Examples of animal-drawn vehicles], 1905
125 x 90 mm.
[Examples of animal-drawn vehicles], 1905
125 x 90 mm.
[Examples of animal-drawn vehicles], 1905
125 x 90 mm.
Fighting animals, Jaipur, 1905-11-21 - 1905-11-23
Reed (1906, p. 98) says "This is not a pastime over which it is possible to be enthusiastic".
Fighting ram, Jaipur, 1905-11-21 - 1905-11-23
Fort of Bharatpur from S. E., 1880 - 1885
514 x 219 mm. (two prints joined). View looking across the moat towards the walls and bastions of the fort, with the bridge leading to the Chau Burj Gate at the extreme left. Numbered '1881-82'.
Front of the Maharaja's Temple, Bharatpur, 1880 - 1885
271 x 208 mm. View looking towards the verandah and its double row of multifoil arches supported on richly carved tapering pillars. Numbered '1894'.
Front view of Fort and Old Palace, 1905
Gaj Mandir (Glass Room), Old Palace, 1905
Gajner Camp
Gajner (oasis some 20 miles from Bikaner)
Prince of Wales shooting sand grouse.
Gajner (oasis some 20 miles from Bikaner)
Prince of Wales shooting sand grouse.
Gajner (oasis some 20 miles from Bikaner), 1905
View of the palace.
Gajner (oasis some 20 miles from Bikaner)
View of the palace.