A Procession of Ghazi ud-Din Haider through Lucknow
Painting
ca. 1820 - ca. 1825 (painted)
ca. 1820 - ca. 1825 (painted)
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Central panel of a large triptych giving a panoramic view of Lucknow. Ghazi du-Din Haider can be seen on an elephant at the bottom left of the painting, mounted on an elephant and surronded by dancing girls and courtiers. The procession of figures on elephants and horses follows behind him. The buildings of Lucknow can be seen in the middle ground with specators, mainly women, on the balconies. A river and hills can be seen in the distance. There is a large tree at the centre right.
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Materials and techniques | Opaque watercolour on paper |
Brief description | Painting, A procession through Lucknow; Lucknow, ca. 1820 - ca. 1825 |
Physical description | Central panel of a large triptych giving a panoramic view of Lucknow. Ghazi du-Din Haider can be seen on an elephant at the bottom left of the painting, mounted on an elephant and surronded by dancing girls and courtiers. The procession of figures on elephants and horses follows behind him. The buildings of Lucknow can be seen in the middle ground with specators, mainly women, on the balconies. A river and hills can be seen in the distance. There is a large tree at the centre right. |
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Object history | Bought from R. Gordon-Smith Esq for £100 in 1909 (on loan to the museum from 1905). Accession register has the note: 'The Vendor states that the painting was obtained by an officer of the 23rd Royal Welsh at Lucknow, during the relief of that city in 1857'. Inscribed on the back of IM.2:1-1909: 'Surgeon P. J. Clarke, 90th Rgt./17 [?]/7/58' |
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Accession number | IM.2:3-1909 |
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Record created | June 4, 2001 |
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