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Colorful lithograph of Indian warriors on horses and camels in ornate armor, with a drummer and ceremonial parasol.

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Costume de guerre du XVIe siècle; empereur Mogol conduisant une expédition militaire, Auguste Racinet (1876-1888). Via artnap.com

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A richly colored lithograph showing mounted and camel-riding warriors in ornate armor and textiles, with a drummer and a ceremonial parasol at the center. The scene includes swordsmen, shield bearers, and an archer, with pale outline sketches visible at the left edge. The print is labeled in English, French, and German as India and Inde and Indien, and credited to Charpentier lith. and Imp Firmin Didot et Cie, Paris.