This monochrome lithograph print, likely from the 19th century, captures a vivid scene from colonial-era India. The composition features two Indian men in traditional attire, accompanied by a pair of hounds draped in decorated cloths. To the right, a young boy is seated on a fully saddled camel, suggesting a moment of travel or caravan rest. The attire and posture of the figures, along with the presence of the camel and hounds, hint at a scene involving nobility, hunting, or a royal procession. The detailing in the textile patterns and animal adornments adds depth and character to this historical artwork, making it a fine example of ethnographic documentation from the colonial period. The soft tonal shading and precise linework are indicative of the lithographic printing techniques popular in the 1800s.

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