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Colonel James Tod travelling by elephant through Rajasthan with his Cavalry and Sepoys

Colonel James Tod travelling by elephant through Rajasthan with his Cavalry and Sepoys


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Colonel James Tod travelling by elephant through Rajasthan with his Cavalry and Sepoys

BAL11967 Colonel James Tod travelling by elephant through Rajasthan with his Cavalry and Sepoys (gouache) (see also 82777) by Indian School, (18th century); Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Lieutenant-Colonel James Tod (1782-1835) English officer of the British East India Company and an Oriental scholar); Indian, out of copyright

Media ID 12713538

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Casket Colonel Company East Elephant Englishman Escort Guards Guardsmen Howdah James Lieutenant Oriental Rajasthan Scholar Sepoys Todd


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This print captures the adventurous spirit of Colonel James Tod as he embarks on a journey through the enchanting landscapes of Rajasthan, accompanied by his loyal cavalry and sepoys. The image showcases the grandeur and opulence of colonial India in the 18th century. Mounted atop a majestic elephant, Colonel Tod exudes authority and elegance, donning a traditional hat and turban that symbolize his position as an English officer of the British East India Company. His presence is complemented by his trusty steed and faithful dogs who accompany him on this remarkable expedition. The composition highlights not only Colonel Tod's entourage but also offers glimpses into everyday life in Rajasthan. The soldiers stand guard with unwavering loyalty, their vibrant uniforms adding splashes of color to the scene. A casket carried by one soldier hints at important documents or treasures under their protection. Colonel James Tod was not merely a military man; he was also an Oriental scholar deeply fascinated by Indian culture. This photograph beautifully encapsulates his dual identity as both an Englishman representing imperial power and an individual keenly interested in understanding the rich heritage of India. As we gaze upon this historical artifact, we are transported back in time to witness a momentous chapter in colonial history – where cultures collide, friendships form, and adventures unfold amidst breathtaking landscapes.

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