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Hand-coloured print of six robed men in turbans holding sticks in a line, beside a seated beggar and a man with a bowl.

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Cabul; a ‘kuttar’ or string of blind beggars, James Atkinson (1843). Via artnap.com

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This hand-coloured print shows a line of six men in long robes and turbans, each holding a walking stick and linked to the next, moving along a sunlit street beside a plastered wall. A seated figure in blue extends a hand toward them while a standing man with a bowl watches from beneath a wooden awning. The work is titled 'Cabul; a kuttar or string of blind beggars' and is attributed to James Atkinson, dated 1843.