Howdahs posters & prints

Empress of India: State Howdah Manufactured for the Duke of Buckingham, Governor of Madras Anonymous

State Howdah, Exhibited by the East India Company Anonymous

State Howdah, and Elephant Anonymous

Elephant with State Howdah at Baroda Anonymous

Howdah in Hyderabad, 1911 Anonymous

Hunters in a howdah Anonymous

Empress of India: State Howdah Manufactured for the Duke of Buckingham, Governor of Madras Anonymous

Ranavalona, Queen of Madagascar in Her State Howdah. Anonymous

Raja Sarup Singh of Udaipur shooting hogs from a howdah. Udaipur, Indian, mid-19th century Tara

Rama and Lakshman in the howdah of a white elephant with Hanuman as mahout, late 18th century Indian School

The Prince of Wales with the Maharajah of Gwalior during his Indian tour Anonymous

The Elephant, c1850 Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins

The Rajah's Favourite Edwin Lord Weeks

Elephants and their uses Anonymous

Presentation of Gentil by Nawab Shuja ud-Daula to Emperor Shah Alam in Angur Bagh French School

Dondiakera, India Egron Sellif Lundgren

The Prince of Wales tiger shooting in India Anonymous

The Prince of Wales tiger shooting in Nepal, the Indian Tour Anonymous

The Sham Fight Before The Prince Of Wales At Delhi, India Anonymous

Howden, the Chapter House, from the South Anonymous

A prince riding a composite elephant, c. 1590 Unknown

Char-wallah, Howshera Anonymous

Elephants with their mahout, c.1815 Anglo-Indian School

Howden Church: View from the South East Anonymous

Hood Boy, 2007 Kaaria Mucherera

Howden Church, the Interior, Looking East Anonymous

Elephants, 2013 Anna Platts

Page from Tales of a Parrot: Fourth night: The mendicant?s wife deceives…, c. 1560 Unknown

Entrance of the Temple of Amus II at Goorha, Thebes David Roberts

Athaliah's Dismay at the Coronation of Joash, c.1858 Solomon Alexander Hart

The Rajah's Favourite, 1884-89 Edwin Lord Weeks

Candahar: The 92nd Highlanders and the 2nd Gurkhas Storming Gaudi Mullah Sahibdad Richard Caton II Woodville

Visit India Poster Tom Purvis

Muharram Ceremony, Faizabad, 1772 from 'The Gentil Album', published in 1774 French School

Dowdalls Tavern Howards Hd.-Qtrs Alfred R Waud

'Miss Calash' drawn by Miss Calash Miss Calash