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Original 1826 hand-coloured aquatint after James Baillie Fraser showing Loll Bazaar in Calcutta from opposite the house of John Palmer, with bullock carts, palanquins, pedestrians and colonial residences.

FRASER, James Baillie (1783–1856)
A View of the Loll Bazaar, from opposite the House of John Palmer Esq.

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Original 1825 hand-coloured aquatint after James Baillie Fraser showing Barrackpore House and its landscaped grounds overlooking the Hooghly River in Bengal, engraved by Robert Havell Jr.

FRASER, James Baillie (1783–1856)
A View of Barrackpore House, with the Reach of the River

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Hand-coloured aquatint by James Baillie Fraser showing Loll Bazaar and the Portuguese Chapel from the Circular Road in Calcutta, published in London in 1826.

FRASER, James Baillie (1783–1856)
View of the Loll Bazaar and Portuguese Chapel, from the Circular Road

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James Baillie Fraser's 1826 hand-coloured aquatint A View of the Black Pagoda, on the Chitpore Road, showing the historic Black Pagoda and bustling street life in early nineteenth-century Calcutta.

FRASER, James Baillie (1783–1856)
A View of the Black Pagoda, on the Chitpore Road

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Original 1787 William Hodges aquatint showing Chinsura, the Dutch settlement in Bengal, viewed from the Hooghly River with colonial buildings and Bengali boats.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of Chinsura, the Dutch Settlement in Bengal

₹90,000

Original 1848 tinted lithograph of the Lingaraja Temple at Bhubaneswar, Odisha, drawn and lithographed by Thomas Colman Dibdin after an 1837 sketch by James Fergusson.

FERGUSSON, James (1808–1886)
Great Temple at Bobaneswar

₹79,000

Antique 1848 tinted lithograph titled Pagoda Mahavellipore by James Fergusson and Thomas Colman Dibdin, depicting the Shore Temple at Mamallapuram, Tamil Nadu, India.

FERGUSSON, James (1808–1886)
Pagoda Mahavellipore

₹74,000

Original 1849 hand-coloured lithograph of Rhododendron Campbelliae by Joseph Dalton Hooker and Walter Hood Fitch, Plate VI from The Rhododendrons of Sikkim-Himalaya, showing flowering Himalayan rhododendron branches and botanical details.

Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817–1911)
Rhododendron Campbelliae

Original hand-coloured botanical engraving of The Superb Lily from Thornton's Temple of Flora, engraved by William Ward and published in London in 1799.

Peter Henderson
The Superb Lily

₹145,000

Original hand-coloured botanical engraving of The Persian Cyclamen from Thornton's Temple of Flora, published in London in 1804.

John Stevens Henslow after Dr. Robert John Thornton
The Persian Cyclamen

₹125,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting a mosque at Mounheer reflected in a large tank, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of a Mosque, at Mounheer

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting Shekobad with a ruined waterside pavilion, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of Shekobad

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting the Fort of Allahabad on the Ganges, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the Fort of Allahabad

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting an isolated rock with a shrine in the River Ganges at Jungerah, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of an Insulated Rock, in the River Ganges, at Jungerah

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting the City of Benares (Varanasi) viewed across the River Ganges, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the City of Benares

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting the Pass of Sicri Gully with a winding mountain road, wooded hills and hilltop ruins, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the Pass of Sicri Gully

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting a Hindoo monument surrounded by trees and woodland, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of a Hindoo Monument

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting a hill village in the district of Baugelpoor surrounded by woodland and thatched dwellings, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the Fort of Mongheer, upon the Banks of the River Ganges

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges showing the Fort of Mongheer on the banks of the River Ganges with boats on the river, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the Fort of Mongheer, upon the Banks of the River Ganges

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges showing the ghat at Etawn on the River Jumna with riverside figures, boats and sandstone cliffs, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the Gaut at Etawn, on the Banks of the River Jumna

₹90,000

Original aquatint by William Hodges depicting the Fort of Piteter on a rocky hill surrounded by trees and landscape, engraved by William Byrne and published in London in 1787.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the FORT of Peteter

₹90,000

18th-century aquatint by William Hodges showing the monumental gateway and garden approach to the Tomb of Emperor Akbar at Sikandra near Agra, originally titled A View of part of the Tomb of the Emperor Akbar at Secundrii.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of part of the tomb of the Emperor Akbar at Secundrii

₹90,000

Original eighteenth-century aquatint by William Hodges depicting the ruins of a palace at Ghazipur on the River Ganges, with riverside architecture, boats and expansive skies.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of the Ruins of a Palace at Gazipoor on the River Ganges

₹90,000

Original aquatint depicting the Mughal tombs at Gazipoor, showing domed mausoleums rising above trees with travellers walking along a winding path in the foreground, drawn by William Hodges and engraved by Thomas Medland.

HODGES, William (1744–1797)
A View of Tombs at Gazipoor

₹90,000

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