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In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of July 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Imported into India in great numbers by the British, horses were used for both transportation and sports such as riding, polo, and racing. Caring for the animals fell largely to Indian servants. Captions on the photographs’ mounts specify the owners of these animals (note that Major Sparks also has a monkey and pet deer). However, none of the Indian servants is identified. Nor would they have received a copy of the photograph because of their low social status, which was far below that of Deen Dayal.
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Mrs. and Miss Lyall, Shimla
Sir Auckland Colvin and Family, Shimla
His Honor The Lieutenant Governor of the Punjab and Party, S
Fancy Group, Indore I
His Eminence Commander in Chief and Party, Shimla
Colonel F. G. Oldham, Shimla
Colonel H.R. Thuillier and His Wife Emmeline Williams Thuill
Viceregal Party Shimla (verso)
Unknown — [Captain Stuart and the horse 'Tortoiseshell']
Unknown — [My Arab "Antelope"]
Unknown — [Mrs Bayley, Lucknow]
Unknown — [Lady Cannings Grey Arab]
Untitled (British soldiers, man on palequin, and indgenous w
Unknown — [Scene in Camp]
Unknown — [Governor General's Body Guard]
John Thomson — Way to the Theater Pon-Jing-Quais Garden, Can
John Constantine Stanley — [Gunpowder Agents Bungalow, Ishap
Unknown — [Government House, Barrackpore]
Unknown — [Tigers Presented to the Countess Canning at Agra]
Unknown — [Part of Governor General's Camp at Cawnpoor,1859]