A male member of William Fullerton's household seated on a European chair smoking a 'huqqa' and holding a sword and a 'lota' is a paint painting by the Rococo painting artist Unknown. It dates from 1760 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
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The work is one of seven portraits depicting Indian men and women, and the subject may have been a chaukidar.
A man dressed in a red lungi or dhoti sits on a European-style chair on an empty terrace, smoking a huqqa while holding a sword under his arm and a lota in his hand. In the background, a green hedge is visible. The work is one of seven portraits depicting Indian men and women, and the subject may have been a chaukidar. It was later transferred from the Department of Engraving, Illustration & Design.
Who painted A male member of William Fullerton's household seated on a European chair smoking a 'huqqa' and holding a sword and a 'lota'?
A male member of William Fullerton's household seated on a European chair smoking a 'huqqa' and holding a sword and a 'lota' was painted by Unknown in 1760.
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A male member of William Fullerton's household seated on a European chair smoking a 'huqqa' and holding a sword and a 'lota' is held by Victoria and Albert Museum.
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A male member of William Fullerton's household seated on a European chair smoking a 'huqqa' and holding a sword and a 'lota' is associated with Rococo painting.
