Rajpoor Camp

This Lithograph print from India and its Native Princes, written by Louis Rousselet in 1876, portrays the author’s camp in Rajpoor during his extensive travels in India.

This exquisitely detailed print displays the work of the guides as they establish an overnight camp for the travellers, replete with a makeshift kitchen, chickens and tents. The exhaustion of the camels and their herders is dramatically illustrated as they repose beneath the shade of a large tree.

This print was reproduced from India and its Native Princes by Louis Rousselet and Charles Randolph Buckle, 1876

Curated by Dr Uma Kothari and Dr Tanja Müller, Global Development Institute, The University of Manchester

• Printed on A3 (29.7 cm x 42 cm) 250gsm, Perlino Cotton paper, SC® certified board made up of 65% virgin fibres, 25% recycled material and 10% cotton fibre

• Limited edition with hand-labelled numbers

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• This product does not come with frames