• Samuel Bourne (photographer)
• Edward Tiretta (role unspecified)
• Captain John Brohier (role unspecified)
• Major General Cameron (role unspecified)
• Lord Wellesley (role unspecified)
• Charles Wyatt (role unspecified)

Panorama of Calcutta from the Ochterlony Monument, India

between 1867 and 1868

Albumen prints

comps. (each): 17,1 x 31,2 cm secondary support: 33,9 x 43,3 cm

PH1979:0448:001-007

• aerial views
• exterior views

- Panorama PH1979:0448:001-007 consists of seven photographs attached to each other with PH1979:0448:004 affixed to a cardboard secondary support.

inscribed - by an unknown hand, in pen and black ink, on the secondary support, l.l.: "Calcutta" [underlined]

Calcutta; West Bengal; India;

• architecture
• architecture de paysage
• ingénierie
• militaire
• topographique

Contient:

• PH1979:0448:001, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) with the new Fort William in the background, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868
• PH1979:0448:002, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) with the River Hooghly in the background, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868
• PH1979:0448:003, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) with the Government House (now known as the Raj Bhavan) and other administration buildings in the background, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868
• PH1979:0448:004, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) showing temporary military camps, the Dhurrumtollah Tank, Esplanade Row (now Lenin Sarani) and administration buildings, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868
• PH1979:0448:005, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) showing Chowringhee Road (now Jawaharlal Nehru Road) and administration buildings, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868
• PH1979:0448:006, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) showing Chowringhee Road (now Jawaharlal Nehru Road) and administration buildings, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868
• PH1979:0448:007, View of the Esplanade (also known as Maidan) showing the Manohardas Tank (also known as Colinga Tank), Chowringhee Road (now Jawaharlal Nehru Road) and administration buildings, Calcutta, India, between 1867 and 1868