Catalogue of the Water-Colour Drawings of Indian Views, Groups, & C: Executed and Lent for Exhibition in the South Kensington Museum - Paperback

This is a catalogue of water-colour drawings, titled "Catalogue of the Water-Colour Drawings of Indian Views, Groups, & C", created by William Carpenter. It documents an exhibition held at the South Kensington Museum featuring Carpenter's depictions of Indian landscapes, people, and scenes. The catalogue offers insight into 19th-century artistic interpretations of India and provides a record of Carpenter's work. It is a valuable resource for those studying British artists working in India and the history of Indian art as seen through Western eyes.

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