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Like Jagat Seths financing #EastIndiaCompany against #Lucknow #Awadh, Nauhria Mahajan Moneylenders of South India working in #Punjab were financing #Sikhs against #British.
Probably by Saini of #Jalandhar, this c1850 #CompanyPainting is now at #DavidCollection.
@Peachtreespeaks
The shimmering clothes of nawabi Lucknow required the labour of many skilled artisans
A craftsman in the 18 th c is pounding a strip of gold into a thin tape to be would around silk to thread.
British library
Festive Season begins! And, Dussehra is approaching.
c1815 #Lucknow #CompanySchool #CompanyPainting now at @KNMA depicts 'Making a Frame for Fireworks', in the same way #Dussehra Effigies are made today.
@DalrympleWill @swativashishtha @Peachtreespeaks @dpanikkar @ranjithoskote
‘khuda e Sukhan’ Mir Taqi Mir, one of the great Urdu poets, in one of the only portraits of him in old age to have survived. Fleeing Delhi after the chas of 1739, he never reconciled himself to the culture of Lucknow.
Lucknow, 1800, Relia collection
A positive approach to the lockdown and hope for a simpler and brighter future by Meroo Seth https://t.co/9BVt6GNGIy
#lockdown2020 #hope #creativegaga #illustration #future #lockdown #Lucknow #digitalart #Indian #illustrationartists #DigitalArtist #ArtistOnTwitter #artwork
OTD Imam Baksh Nasikh died in 1838 in Lucknow.
He was born in 1775 at Faizabad. During his childhood, he came to Lucknow & learned Persian & Arabic. He was also fond of wrestling. He was inspired by Mir Taqi Mir & wanted to became his disciple but Mir refused!
📸 urdushayari
Guru Nanak Devji, 19th cen Lucknow or Deccan. Wearing patchwork cloak on top inscribed Kurta & an embroidered pink cap with golden borders, scene set on a terrace. pic frm Chiswick. #Art #History #Sikh @DalrympleWill @JungNihang @JasKand @Kharagket @ssharadmohhan @PropitiousOn3O
After the conquest of Lucknow, an unrelenting series of murder and mayhem ensued. Every Hindustani was put to sword regardless of them being soldiers or peasants.
https://t.co/GWNGtZBiv0 trans by @ubbermensch & @SabaSaif17
#Lucknow #Mutiny
Royal prisoners taken after the 1857 Siege of Lucknow, at a hospital. L to R, Mustafa Ali Khan (elder brother of Wajid Ali Shah), Darogha Syed Khadim Hussain, Mughal Princes- Mirza Muhammad Humayun Shah & Mirza Muhammad Haider Shikoh and Raja Drig Narayan Singh of Tulsipur. © RCT
In 1875/76, Digbijeh Singh (Poss. a talukqdaar) had presented 2 baby elephants with mahouts to the visiting Prince of Wales (l8r King Edward VII) in Lucknow @RCT
These + numerous other mammals & bird species were presented to @zsllondonzoo leading to a 1/3rd rise in visitors nos https://t.co/S2hjBNuW84
#ArtJihad!
'Ladies Visiting Holy Men at a Shrine at Night'.
c1760 ad #ArtJihad by artist #MirKalanKhan of #Lucknow #Awadh.
C'est la #LoveJihad, actually. Yet another magnificent #DouceAlbum painting from @bodleianlibs @UniofOxford collection.
@DalrympleWill @iamrana @dpanikkar
Charkha? Takli-Katli?
spinning Yarn making was a profession required skills, often passed on generation to generation, in clan. company painting documented such jobs
here to highlight women participation in Economy?
Painting from Lucknow, ca:1815-20 @V_and_A
Join us next Wednesday for a #StudyMorning on the Collection’s exceptional Lucknow arms and armour and discover the tantalising link to our show, #ForgottenMasters.
Book now: https://t.co/eJyhBaQnqw
Image: Unknown Artist, White Waterlily, c.1795. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
The Oldest Monuments of Lucknow ..the Nadan Mahal tomb complex (16th century) where Sheikh Abdur Rahim and his descendants are buried
The Sheikh was the first governor of Awadh during the reign of Akbar
@tawairkh
1904 : 'United We Stand Divided We Fall'
The Awadh Punch (or Oudh Punch) was an Urdu satirical weekly published from Lucknow, (1877-1936)
Founder & Editor : Sajjad Husain
Pandit Ratan Nath Sarshar & Akbar Allahabadi were notable contributors.
Courtesy @Soofinama
@JournalismIndia
#IGotWokeWhen
I noticed none of the top 10 most polluted cities is in the west
Gurugram, India
Ghaziabad
Faridabad
Bhiwadi
Noida
Patna
Lucknow, India
Faisalabad, Pakistan
Hotan, China
Lahore, Pakistan
https://t.co/zy9nRIP0JZ
#YouveBeenBrainwashed
#TheyLied
#ThirdWorld
The Tiger Hunt. Nawab Asaf ud-Daula with European guests. Lucknow, 1810. Simon Ray.
#RumiDarwaza
Pic1
Copper engraving by H. Salt & C. Heath, published in George Viscount Valentia's Voyages & Travels, 1811
via: https://t.co/BCGRRuhUPX
Pic2
#RumiDarvaza from north-west by #SeetaRam c1814 (BL)
Pic3
Lord Hasting's elephant procession.SeetaRam1814 #Lucknow
@iamrana