visualarts

397 photos and 34 illustrations tagged visualarts, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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Officers of the Jodhpur Lancers [Linghem, France]. Photographer: H. D. Girdwood.

  • Daniyal Akram said:
    This photograph contains the famous H.H. the Maharaja Saheb Shri Sir Pratap Singh of Idar and H.H, the Maharaja Saheb of Ratlam.

[Two men with pigs in front of liquor store]

  • Jesús Roberto Duarte said:
    The "pigs" are leather wine-bags (odre) or boots (bota in Spain). In Mexico these bags are used to transport or store the pulque. The pulque (poolke) is an ethilic beverage obtained by the fermentation of the maguey (agave) sap. The saloons where this drink is sold is called pulquería (poolkereea). Dr. Roberto Duarte

An Indian Cavy. Brigade signal troop at work in France [Aire]. Photographer: H. D. Girdwood.

  • signal mirror said:
    There are two heliographs visible - one towards the front, and one further back. I think this is one panel of a stereograph - the sterograph is here at the National Galleries of Scotland:
    www.nationalgalleries.org/art-and-artists/80944/heliograp...
  • signal mirror said:
    It is very hard to tell from this photo, but I think the angle between the heliograph rear rod and the mirror is too large for the heliograph to be the British Mance pattern (right example in image below), and is rather than India pattern (left example in image below), as one might expect from Indian troops in WWI.