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
Major N. C. Martelli was a political agent, one of the officials who helped maintain British control over the princely Indian states through diplomacy, consultation, and monitoring. This camp may have been portable housing for his extensive travels, or a hunting camp occupied during leisure time. Martelli volunteered for a British organization dedicated to supplying and training female medical professionals to treat Indian women. The women pictured may be Martelli’s family, guests, or medical personnel involved with that project.
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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 — [Side View of Main Street, Governor General's Camp
Unknown — [Durbar Held at Governor Generals Camp,1859]
Unknown — [Outskirts of Governor Generals Camp]
Unknown — [View of Garden]
Unknown — [Part of Governor General's Camp at Cawnpoor,1859]
Unknown — [View of Bungalow and Grounds]
Linnaeus Tripe — Amerapoora, Barracks of the Burmese Guard
Unknown — [Right Flank of Governor Generals Camp]
Gustave Le Gray — Untitled (Zouaves)
Unknown — [Government House, Barrackpore]
Unknown — [Bungalow in Umballa]
Unknown — [View of a Bungalow]