Bengal posters & prints

Sketches of Ancient Buildings at Dacca, Bengal: Ruined Gateway Anonymous

The Prince of Wales at Calcutta, Kolkata; Reception of Native Princes, India, West Bengal Anonymous

The Impending Famine in Bengal: A Bengalee Beniah or Grain Seller 1874 Anonymous

Fort William at Bengall, 1736 Gerard Vandergucht

Bengal Tiger Anonymous

An Anglo-Indian lady from Bengal Unknown

Bengal Tiger Running Through Snow Anonymous

Bengal Tiger Anonymous

Face of Bengal Tiger Anonymous

The Mutiny in India: Irregular Cavalry of the Bengal Army Anonymous

Royal Bengal Tigers Johan Wenzel Peter

Nawab of Bengal Unknown

Tiger-Netting in Bengal: As the Tiger Shoulders His Victim the Alarm is Carried to the Village Anonymous

A majestic elephant at Bengal's chief festive gathering, India L Barber

The Princess of Bengal, c.1889 Edwin Lord Weeks

A Pair of Royal Bengal Tigers T. W. Strong

The British Steamer Bengal Bringing a Supposed Russian Prize Into Madras Harbour 1854 Anonymous

The River Hooghly, Calcutta Anonymous

Bengal village, Calcutta, India Anonymous

Colossal Gun Lately Found in Bengal Anonymous

Two Bengal Tigers Feeding on Fresh Sambar Deer Kill Anonymous

The Famine in Bengal: Indian Mode of Irrigation 1874 Anonymous

The Famine in Bengal: Indian Mode of Irrigation 1874 Anonymous

His Highness the Nawab Nazim of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa and His Sons, 1870 Anonymous

The Famine in Bengal: Bullock Hackeries for Carrying Grain 1874 Anonymous

Tiger-Netting in Bengal: They Spear the Tiger As He Struggles in the Net Anonymous

Bengal Army Troops, c.1785 English School

Brahmins of Bengal, India Anonymous

Face of Bengal Tiger in Profile Anonymous

A native of Darjeeling, West Bengal, India Anonymous

Bengal Eryx Anonymous

Illustration of Robert Clive Fighting the Prince of Bengal Anonymous

A cat with a fish in its mouth Indian School

Bengal Tiger Anonymous

Mohamed, a Jemadar of the 5th Bengal Cavalry, 1889 Vereker Monteith Hamilton

The Cinchona Plantations at Darjeeling, Bengal: Cinchona Succirubra, 30 Feet High Anonymous