Bondee. 1st Pâgli-ke-sowars, termed Balandee: the bodyguard

5th in suite of 17 unsigned watercolors of uniforms by Lawson, copied from contemporary originals, accompanied by 2 pages of ink manuscript explanation; mounted cavalryman in light brown uniforms, red sash and turban, holding rifle, facing right. 5th in suite of 17 unsigned watercolors of uniforms by Lawson, copied from contemporary originals, accompanied by 2 pages of ink manuscript explanation; mounted cavalryman in light brown uniforms, red sash and turban, holding rifle, facing right. Small, unbound; in red cloth case, green leather labels stamped gold "Indian State Troops. Water-colors by C.C.P. Lawson from original documents".

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Original record: Bondee. 1st Pâgli-ke-sowars, termed Balandee: the bodyguard
Collection: Prints, Drawings and Watercolors from the Anne S.K. Brown Military Collection
Date(s): 1958
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Lawson, Cecil Constant Philip, 1880-1967 (artist)
Subject(s): Army
C.C.P. Lawson
East Indians
India
Soldiers, Black
Uniforms
Watercolors (Paintings)
Type: still image

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