File:Raja Sher Singh Attariwala (1853).jpg

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English: This is a watercolour over pencil (heightened with bodycolour and gum Arabic) of Raja Sher Singh Attariwala, the eldest son of Sardar Chattar Singh.

Signed lower left: C. Grant / Calcutta / 1853

655 by 462 mm.; 25 3/4 by 18 in.

Date

1853

Source

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Author



Alternative names	Colesworthy Grant
Description	English artist, writer and animal rights activist
Date of birth/death	25 October 1813 / 1813	31 May 1880 / 1880
Authority file	: Q30102235 VIAF: 34634077 ISNI: 0000000083714180 LCCN: n85226853 Open Library: OL4894287A SUDOC: 119220563 WorldCat

Calcutta

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