Proof and typescript copies of selected articles.

257 x 180 mm. View looking across the moat towards the walls of the fort. Print is not initialled and is numbered '1883' below the print only.

210 x 144 mm. View from the Jowahur (perhaps Jawahar) Burj, the bastion at the NW corner of the Inner Fort looking out over the moat towards the houses of the town. With the outer walls of the city visible in the distance and open countryside beyond. Numbered '1888'.

262 x 196 mm. View looking towards the Durbar Hall, a two storey building plus attic storey, in European style, and flat roofed. To the right is the courtyard and entrance arch, around which a group of Indians are gathered. Print is not initialled and is numbered '1889' below the print only.

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'.

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'.

271 x 208 mm. View looking towards the verandah and its double row of multifoil arches supported on richly carved tapering pillars. Numbered '1894'.

205 x 143 mm. View looking along the moat towards the bridge and the Chau Burj. The entrance is in the form of a pointed archway with bastions on either side. Numbered '1884'.

265 x 200 mm. No. 1892.

127 x 189 mm. Showing the massive metal gate at the Chau Burj entrance, with diaper work decoration and projecting bosses and spikes. A figure stands beside the gate for purposes of scale. Numbered '1887'.

202 x 142 mm. View looking across the moat towards the Assaldati Gate. Numbered '1886'.

263 x 200 mm. General view looking up towards the palace from below. Numbered '1890'.

205 x 129 mm. General view of the pavilion, a square, open-sided construction with three multifoil arches on each facade and a terrace roof which projects over the facades and is supported on curved brackets. Numbered '1896'.

241 x 160 mm. Views looking along a commercial street in Bharatpur, the roadway crowded with pedestrians, and with street traders seated on the ground with their wares. Goods for sale are also laid out on the tables beneath the shaded shop fronts which give out onto the street. Numbered '1892'.

265 x 200 mm. No. 1881.

290 x 234 mm. View looking along the moat towards the S entrance to the Fort. A bridge over pointed arches crosses the moat to the archway which is flanked by two massive bastions. Bourne no. 1299.

273 x 201 mm. View looking across open ground towards the zenana (ladies) palace, a building comprising various suites of apartments of heterogeneous appearance and little architectural merit. Numbered '1891'.