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Colonel James Tod and Guru Gyanchandra riding elephants near Udaipur
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Colonel James Tod and Guru Gyanchandra riding elephants near Udaipur
3557449 Colonel James Tod and Guru Gyanchandra riding elephants near Udaipur, October 1822 (w/c on paper) by Rajasthani School, (19th century); 30.8x45.3 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; eSan Diego Museum of Art; Edwin Binney 3rd Collection; Indian, out of copyright
Media ID 23136800
© San Diego Museum of Art Edwin Binney 3rd Collection / Bridgeman Images
Attendants British Empire British Raj Camels Elephant Elephants Guru Howdah Parade Rajasthan Regency Udaipur
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In this photo print, we are transported back to October 1822, near the enchanting city of Udaipur in India. The image captures a remarkable moment between two influential figures: Colonel James Tod and Guru Gyanchandra. Riding atop majestic elephants, they traverse the picturesque landscape with an air of authority and grace. The scene is steeped in history, representing the era of British Raj and showcasing the symbiotic relationship between the Indian subcontinent and its colonial rulers. As part of their military duties, Colonel Tod and Guru Gyanchandra lead a grand procession that showcases both British cavalry troops and traditional Indian attendants. The composition exudes power as it highlights not only the prominent figures but also their entourage consisting of soldiers on horseback, camels, and other forms of transport. The elephants themselves symbolize strength and majesty while carrying elaborate howdahs for comfortable seating. This painting from the Rajasthani School perfectly encapsulates an important chapter in India's colonial past. It serves as a testament to both cultural exchange and imperial dominance during this period. Preserved within San Diego Museum of Art's collection, this artwork offers viewers a glimpse into history through its intricate details and vibrant colors. As we admire this stunning piece by Bridgeman Images, let us reflect upon the complex dynamics at play during that time – where tradition met modernity against a backdrop of political power struggles within Rajasthan's regal courts.
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