Not currently on view
In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of July 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
A number of Deen Dayal’s Simla portraits include rickshaws, which were items of great novelty, being found in India only in Simla at the time. The two-wheeled, human-powered passenger cart first appeared in Japan around 1870 and was introduced to Simla around 1880 by a Scottish missionary. The town’s steep hills required four drivers, two to pull and two to push. Horse-drawn buggies were another common means of transport. Miss Lyall and Mrs. Lyall also appear in the photograph, suggesting that they had a significant personal relationship with the purchaser of the album.
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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)
Picnic Party at Mr. Peliti's Country House, Mashobra
Unknown — [Mrs Bayley, Lucknow]
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt — Alfred Vanderbilt Driving the Coa
Unknown — "Hack" Madeira
Coaching Club Members in a Park Drag in Central Park
Edgar Chahine — Promenade
Unknown — [ A Travelling Camel Carriage from Lahore to Pesha
Clarence H. White (American, 1871–1925) — On the Porch (Juli
Unknown — [J.C.S. on a Riding Camel]
Pierre-Louis Pierson — Les Chiens
John Constantine Stanley — [Gunpowder Agents Bungalow, Ishap
Franz Antoine — [Group Portrait of Five Adults and Two Child
Unknown — [My Arab "Antelope"]