66 Free Artworks of Sikhs In Art

sikh empirelithograph1846 in indiafirst anglo-sikh warhistorical images of lahorerecollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)duleep singhbritish east india companylahoresikh people in art
Portrait of Rani Jind Kaur, George Richmond, 1863 (see [1])
paintings of women of indiajind kaur
Entry of Maharajah Duleep Singh into Lahore., James Duffield Harding, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)british library asia, pacific and africa collections
Sikh soldiers receiving their pay at the Royal Durbar, James Duffield Harding, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)british library asia, pacific and africa collections
Sikh Soldiers, George Francklin Atkinson, 28 March 1846
the illustrated london news 1846george francklin atkinson
The Battle of Goojerat on 21 February 1849, Henry Martens, 29 July 1850
prints in the national army museum (united kingdom)john harris, jr. (1791-1873)
The Battle of Gujrat, Henry Martens, 29 July 1850
john harris, jr. (1791-1873)henry martens
Chakkar wielded by an Akali-Nihang during the Second Sikh War, ca.1892, circa 1892
chatterbox, 1892félix régamey
Interior of a Sikh Temple at Umritzir, reading the Grunt'h., William Carpenter, 6 November 1858
the illustrated london news 1858william carpenter (painter)
Entry of Maharajah Duleep Singh into Lahore., James Duffield Harding, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)british library asia, pacific and africa collections
Rajah Lal Singh, Auguste-François Laby, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)british library asia, pacific and africa collections
Pratap Singh, prince of the Sikhs, circa 1844
emily eden, 'portraits of princes and indian people', london, 1844sikh empire
“Akalees (Akalis)”, from "Portraits of the Princes and People of India”, by Emily Eden, Emily Eden, circa 1844
sikh people in artsikhs in art
Bhai Maharaj Singh and Companion (Khurruck Singh) in a Prison Cell, Colesworthey Grant, November 1850
colesworthey grantsikhs in art
Sikh soldiers receiving their pay at the Royal Durbar, James Duffield Harding, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)historical images of lahore
Sikh priest reading the Grunth, William Simpson, 1867
sikh men from indiawilliam simpson
"Sacred tank (sarovar), and marble causeway leading to a Sikh Temple (Golden Temple), in Umritzir (Amritsar)", from the Illustrated London News, 1857, William Carpenter, 6 November 1858
the illustrated london news 1858william carpenter (painter)
Portrait of Akali Phoola Singh, Colesworthey Grant, ca.1839–1846
lithographs in the british museumcolesworthey grant
The surrender of Maharajah Duleep Singh to Sir Henry Hardinge, February 1846. Drawn by Hablot K. Browne, engraved by Browne and R. Young, circa 1846 (cropped), Hablot Knight Browne
works after hablot knight brownesikhs in art
Sikh Soldiers in Awadh during the retaking of Lucknow. Watercolour by Med Egron Lundgren, 1858 01, Egron Lundgren, circa 1858
sikh men from indiaegron lundgren
"Runjeet Singh (Ranjit Singh) and his Suwarree, or Cavalcade, of Seiks (Sikhs) Encamped under a Banyan Tree on the River Sutlej, " a steel engraving by Fisher and Son, London, based on a drawing made in 1831, William Harvey, circa 1837
william harvey (engraver)george presbury
Battle of Chillianwallah. Charge of H M 24th Regiment through jungle and water, 13 January 1849, Edmund Walker, ca.1849
prints in the national army museum (united kingdom)edmund walker (artist)
Sikh Soldiers in a Jewelry shop, Awadh, by Med Egron Lundgren, Egron Lundgren, circa 1858
sikh men from indiaegron lundgren
‘Tomb of Runjeet Singh’ (Samadh of Maharaja Ranjit Singh), one of the hand-colored lithographs by Dickson, London, from Original Sketches in the Punjaub, by a Lady, ca.1854
original sketches in the punjaub by a lady (1854)punjab region
Darbarscene, Bichitr, circa 1660
17th-century mughal miniaturespaintings of aurangzeb
"A Sikh Temple (Golden Temple) in Umritzir (Amritsar)", Illustrated London News, William Carpenter, 6 November 1858
the illustrated london news 1858william carpenter (painter)
24th chillianwallah (cropped to colours), Edmund Walker, 1849
prints in the national army museum (united kingdom)edmund walker (artist)
The Prince and Princess viewing the golden Temple at Amritsar, Samuel Begg, 6 January 1906
the illustrated london news 1906samuel begg
Chir Singh maharaja des Siks roi du Punjab avec sa suite, 1848
louis henri de ruddersher singh
The surrender of Maharajah Duleep Singh to Sir Henry Hardinge, February 1846. Drawn by Hablot K. Browne, engraved by Browne and R. Young, circa 1846, Hablot Knight Browne, circa 1846
works after hablot knight brownesikhs in art
Painting of a Sikh chief (possibly identified as Desa Singh Majithia) carousing with a lady, ca.1800–25, Chhajju, ca.1800–25
sikh people in artchhajju
The Prince and Princess viewing the golden Temple at Amritsar, Samuel Begg, 6 January 1906
the illustrated london news 1906samuel begg
“The Maharajah Shere Singh (Sher Singh)”, Portraits of the Princes and People of India, Emily Eden, ca.1844, Emily Eden, circa 1844
emily eden, 'portraits of princes and indian people', london, 1844sikhs in art
Kote Kangra, the fort, James Duffield Harding, 1847
british library asia, pacific and africa collectionsbritish library india office prints collection
Outpost at Rodawala, near Sobraon., James Duffield Harding, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)british library asia, pacific and africa collections
Loodhianah, George Powell Thomas, 1846
the illustrated london news 1846cavalry of india in art
24th chillianwallah, Edmund Walker, 1849
prints in the national army museum (united kingdom)edmund walker (artist)
The Maharaja Duleep Singh
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)auguste françois laby
Portrait of Radha Krishan Kaul, Pahari-Sikh; attributed to Chhajju, from the family of Nainsukh of Guler, ca.1840, Chhajju, circa 1840
sikh people in artchhajju
Portrait of Lakshmi Narain, Pahari-Sikh; attributed to Chhajju, from the family of Nainsukh of Guler, ca.1840, Chhajju, circa 1840
sikh people in artchhajju
Court of Lahore, Ágoston Schoefft, 1855
paintings by august schoefft1842 in india
'Sher Sing’ (Maharaja), from ‘The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing’, Robert Jacob Hamerton, circa 1840
robert jacob hamertonday and haghe
Afghan royal soldiers of the Durrani Empire, Robert Carrick, 1847
military history of afghanistandurrani empire
Akalees, Robert Jacob Hamerton, circa 1840
robert jacob hamertonsikh people in art
John d batten 1892 36, John D. Batten
indian fairy tales (jacobs)fairy tale illustrations
Lithograph titled 'Maharajah Runjeet Sing' (Maharaja Ranjit Singh), from 'The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing' by William Godolphin Osborne, ca.1840, Robert Jacob Hamerton, circa 1840
w.g. osborne, the court and camp of runjeet sing, with an introductory sketch of the origin and rise of the sikh state (1840)robert jacob hamerton
Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Emperor of the Sikh Empire
maharaja ranjit singh in artvictorian architecture
'Raja Heera Singh (Hira Singh)', from 'Portraits of the Princes and People of India', by Emily Eden, ca.1844, circa 1844
emily eden, 'portraits of princes and indian people', london, 1844sikhs in art
His Royal Highness the Maharaja Duleep Singh, after the photograph by Mayall. Engraved by D.J. Pound, for the Illustrated News of the World, circa 1859, Daniel John Pound, 1858
the illustrated news of the world 1858daniel john pound
Sketch of Fakir Azizuddin, former foreign minister of the Sikh Empire, published in 'The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing' by Henry Colburn, ca.1840, Robert Jacob Hamerton, circa 1840
robert jacob hamertonday and haghe
‘Maharaja Runjeet Sing on Horseback’ from, The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing, ca.1840, Robert Jacob Hamerton, ca.1840 or 1846
w.g. osborne, the court and camp of runjeet sing, with an introductory sketch of the origin and rise of the sikh state (1840)robert jacob hamerton
Akalees, Robert Jacob Hamerton, circa 1840
w.g. osborne, the court and camp of runjeet sing, with an introductory sketch of the origin and rise of the sikh state (1840)robert jacob hamerton
Entrance to the Holy Temple at Umritsar, from the Gate of the Kutwallee, ca.1854
original sketches in the punjaub by a lady (1854)darshani deori (golden temple)
The Akalee Temple (Gurdwara Baba Atal Rai in Amritsar), “Original Sketches in the Punjab by a Lady,” ca.1854, circa 1854
original sketches in the punjaub by a lady (1854)sikhs in art
Rajah Lal Singh, Auguste-François Laby, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)auguste françois laby
Rajah Lal Sing, Auguste-François Laby, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)auguste françois laby
“The Golden Temple, Amritsar” by Edwin Weeks, Edwin Lord Weeks, ca.1890
paintings of india by edwin lord weeksorientalism
A portrait of Ranjit Singh, Maharaja of the Punjab, by Emily Eden, London, circa 1844, circa 1844
emily eden, 'portraits of princes and indian people', london, 1844sikhs in art
A Guard of the Rajah of Putteala & two of his Dwarfs, ca.1844
emily eden, 'portraits of princes and indian people', london, 1844sikhs in art
Kandahar Lady of ranks, Robert Carrick, 1848 (published)
robert carrickjames rattray
Rajah Lal Singh, Auguste-François Laby, 1847
recollections of india. part 1. british india and the punjab (1847)auguste françois laby
Entry into Lahore (with a view of the Badshahi Mosque). Lithograph after an original sketch by Prince Waldemar of Prussia and published in 'In Memory of the Travels of Prince Waldemar of Prussia to India 1844-1846' (Vol.II), circa 1853
in memory of the travels of prince waldemar of prussia to india 1844-1846ferdinand bellermann
Loodianah, on the Sutlej, George Powell Thomas, 28 March 1846
the illustrated london news 1846cavalry of india in art
The Maharajah, Leslie Ward, 18 November 1882
caricatures by leslie ward in vanity fairsikhs in art
The Indian empire- history, topography, geology, climate, population, chief cities and provinces; tributary and protected states; military power and resources; religion, education, crime; land (14766330521), William Harvey, 1858
the indian empire - its history, topography, government, finance, etc. (1858)george presbury
Painting of Maharaja Sher Singh wearing the Koh-i-Noor diamond, by August Schoefft, ca.1841–42, ca.1841–42
august schoefftsher singh
Captain Colin Mackenzie, James Sant
colin mackenzie (indian army officer)clothing of afghanistan
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