Légende

Portrait of Oomra Dulha, husband of Sekunder Begum, a queen of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India, photograph, page, inscription: 'NAWAB OOMRA DULHA., (HER LATE HUSBAND.), BHOPAL.', number: '392.', photographer: James John Waterhouse (possibly), Bhopal, 1862, Central India, paper, albumen print, height 102 mm x width 118 mm, ruler, sovereign, human races, peoples, nationalities, A sepia-toned photograph shows three seated men wearing patterned robes and turbans, each sitting on a wooden chair against a plain backdrop; the central figure wears a lighter outfit with decorative trim and has hands folded in his lap, while the two flanking figures wear striped garments and hold canes or staffs with cloth draped over their arms, all three wearing footwear and positioned on a patterned floor covering.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B04_073

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

44.0Mo (6.4Mo) / 29.2cm x 37.8cm / 3444 x 4461 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Portrait Oomra Dulha husband Sekunder Begum queen Bhopal Madhya Pradesh India photograph page inscription Nawab Oomra Dulha Late Husband number 392 photographer James John Waterhouse 1862 Central India paper albumen print height 102 mm x width 118 mm ruler sovereign human races peoples nationalities sepia-toned photograph three seated men wearing patterned robes turbans sitting wooden chair plain backdrop central figure wears lighter outfit decorative trim hands folded lap two flanking figures wear striped garments hold canes staffs cloth draped arms footwear positioned patterned floor covering