Rewan posters & prints

An executioner, Rewah (Rewa), India Bourne & Shepherd

Richly adorned elephants and carriage of the Maharaja of Rewa at the Delhi Durbar, India Underwood & Underwood

The Rev Canon George Paton George Bellett Cowen

Rex, 2004 Laila Shawa

Swan, 1996 Jane Tattersfield

Aerial View of High Aswan Dam Anonymous

Schooner Wylde Swan Richard Sibley

Renwick Williams commonly called the Monster Anonymous

The Burmese War: The Capture of Martaban, 1852 Anonymous

Mr. O'Donovan's Journey Through Central Asia: The Fortress of Merv Anonymous

Hairpin Corner, Ramsey George Bellett Cowen

Soldiers of the 30th Punjabis, Awan and the 20th Duke of Cambridge's Own Infantry Alfred Crowdy Lovett

Dewan Sawan Mal Indian School

Mr Coleman as Belphegor Oscar Gustav Rejlander

Reihana Waha-nui New Zealand School

Rostam carried by Akwan-Diwa Persian School

Niel Gow, 1727 - 1807. Violinist and composer Sir Henry Raeburn

Interior of the Diwan-i-Khas, Red Fort, Delhi, India Anonymous

From the Meadows Near Alrewas Anonymous

Dewan Ajodia Pershad Indian School

Kinnewankan, chief of the Sioux Anonymous

Interior view of the Leverian Museum, Albion Place, Southwark, London William Skelton

Interior of the study in the villa "Black Swan" of Nikolai Pavlovich Ryabushinsky, 1910s Anonymous

Rievaux Abbey; Old Gateway William Russell Sedgfield

The Erewash Canal at Long Eaton Sarah Smith

Empress of India: The Maharajah Rewah Leaving Allahabad Railway Station, on the Way to the Imperial Assemblage at Delhi Anonymous

The Palaver Between Lewanika and Mr. F.E. Lochiner, Acting on Behalf of the British South Africa Company Anonymous

David Niven Douglas Eatwell

Diwan-i-am inside the Agra Fort Anonymous

Robert Clive Receiving the 'Diwani' of Bengal from the Moghul Empire in 1765 English School

Soldier of the 82nd Punjabis, Awan Alfred Crowdy Lovett

Diwan-I-Khas, Fort, Agra Anonymous

Typhoon Choi-wan Anonymous

Sir John Cowan, Lord Mayor 1837(?) Miss Hibbert

Burning the Body of the Late Dewan Moolraj, on a Sandbank in the Ganges Anonymous

928 Bagan, homewards herding Clive Wilson