Principal and Teachers of Bishop Cotton School, Shimla (recto); Middle Class Students and Staff, Bishop Cotton School, Shimla (verso)
Raja Deen Dayal (Indian, 1844–1905)
- Artist
- Raja Deen Dayal (Indian, 1844–1905)
- Date
- c. 1882–87
- Medium
- albumen print
- Origin
- India
- Collection
- Cleveland Museum of Art
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B. c/o Devonshire Regiment, Jhansi (recto)
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Middle Class Students and Staff, Bishop Cotton School, Shimla (verso)
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His Honor The Lieutenant Governor of the Punjab and Party, Shimla
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Untitled (recto)
Skeen & Co. (British, active 1860–1920) -
Shimla 17th May 1887: Viceregal party. Lord William Beresford, Military Secretary, Captain Leonard Gordon A.D.C., Mademoiselle Clerc, The Honorable Basit Blackwood, Major F. R. Hamilton A.D.C., Mr. Oglivie Grant, Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace K.C.E., Private Secretary, Dr. J. Findlay, Mrs. F. R. Hamilton, Master G. Hamilton, Lady Victoria Blackwood, H. E. The Countess of Dufferin, H. E. The Earl of Dufferin, Lady Hermione Blackwood, Lord Herbrand Russell, A.D.C. (recto)
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Shimla 17th May 1887: Viceregal party. Lord William Beresford, Military Secretary, Captain Leonard Gordon A.D.C., Mademoiselle Clerc, The Honorable Basit Blackwood, Major F.R. Hamilton A.D.C., Mr. Oglivie Grant, Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace K.C.E., Private Secretary, Dr. J. Findlay, Mrs. F.R. Hamilton, Master G. Hamilton, Lady Victoria Blackwood, H.E. The Countess of Dufferin, H.E. The Earl of Dufferin, Lady Hermione Blackwood, Lord Herbrand Russell, A.D.C. (recto); Viceregal Party Shimla (verso)
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Managing staff of Meprs. Glover & Co. at Sindh Bridge (recto, top); Untitled: Woman on horse (verso, right)
Raja Deen Dayal (Indian, 1844–1905) -
Untitled (Semi-Circle of Children, Central Girl Dressed as an Angel Holding the Baby Jesus)
Andrés and Francisco Hernández (Costa Rican, active c. 1910s–30s)
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