The story of a British woman artist’s fleeting encounter with nineteenth-century Lahore
A Nineteenth-Century traveller saw Lahore through the legends that survived around her
An anonymous artist who prolifically captured the topography of Lahore and Amritsar
Helen Mackenzie recorded a turbulent period in Lahore’s history from within the walls of Lahore Fort
Many botanists and taxonomists today recognise Marianne North’s work for its scientific significance
Overshadowed by her sister Emily, Frances documented colonial India with remarkable clarity
Lady Charlotte Canning’s sketches of the subcontinent remain an important visual archive of colonial India
A fortnightly series exploring how British women artists in the subcontinent helped shape the region’s modern artistic canon
In the show titled Baad-i-Nau Bahar, Naela Aamir has arranged all her favourite flowers, at and near the corners and windows of her environs
