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Figures in Time: Memories of an iconic studio

Iconic studio Bourne & Shepherd shut its doors, but its legacy lives on

By Forbes India
Aug 27, 2016, 06:50 IST1 min
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Charles Shepherd. A group of Affreedies, a tribe from the Khyber Pass, Afghanistan, c. 1860
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Bourne & Shepherd. The Viceroy’s elephant, Delhi Durbar, 1877
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Samuel Bourne. The Sati Chaura Ghat, or the Massacre Ghat, Kanpur (formerly Cawnpore), 1865
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Samuel Bourne. The lake and the new church from near Audrey House, Ooty, 1869
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Samuel Bourne. A Brahmanical temple, Gwalior Fort, c. 1860
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Samuel Bourne. The south-eastern arch of the Government House, Kolkata, 1867
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Samuel Bourne. Paigah Tombs, Hyderabad, c. 1860
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