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Two cultivators with a buffalo in a landscape. The cultivator on the left is Bardat Jat [slides] British Library

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Series: Company Drawings collection from British Library. Publisher: London British Library Description: 1 Slide, Col. ill 35mm.Subject(s): Painting-India-1815-27 A.D | Men in art | Animal in art | Trees in art | Artist- Ghulam Ali KhanDDC classification: BL-CD

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Item type	Current location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Slide Unit Series	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	BL-CD Add. or.12671 169 (XXIX) (Browse shelf)	Available		IGNCA-SL7713

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