Indian Servants Attending to a British Officer

Published on September 21, 2019 in WAYS OF LIFE IN COLONIAL CALCUTTA: CHRONICLE OF ACCULTURATIONFull resolution (350 × 440)

A male Anglo-Indian being washed, dressed and attended by five Indian servants. Coloured lithograph by J. Bouvier, 1842, after W. Tayler. Iconographic Collections. Source: Welcome Images

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Calcutta: as she was – a visual documentation of socio-cultural ethos spanning over three centuries

Indian Servants Attending to a British Officer

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