Shah Shoojau Ool Moolk by James Atkinson (1843)

Hand-coloured print of four men in regional robes and turbans on a patterned carpet, one seated with a sword.

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A hand-coloured print titled Shah Shoojau Ool Moolk, attributed to James Atkinson and dated 1843. Four male figures in distinct robes and headwear are arranged across a patterned carpet, including a standing man in a blue coat holding a staff and a seated man in a brown cloak beside a sword.

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