This engraving, titled A Woman of Hindostan and Mullah or Musselman Priest, is part of Hodge’s Travels in India and was created by W. Hodges, R.A., with engraving by P.W. Tomkins. The image presents two figures: on the left, a woman from Hindostan is depicted seated in traditional attire, while on the right, a Mullah or Musselman priest is shown standing, holding a staff and dressed in religious garb.The artist, W. Hodges, was known for his detailed portrayals of Indian life and culture, and the engraving was based on life studies. It reflects the diverse social and religious aspects of India during the British colonial period. Published in 1793, this piece is part of a broader collection showcasing the people and landscapes of India during this time.

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