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 | Plate A - India, 5th to 7th Centuries Ref: GT-545A
An Alxon-Hunnic cavalryman, infantryman from the Ganges plain, infantry archer from central India, and an infantryman from the deep south of India.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 12.5"x 17" (31 x 43cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Plate B - India, 8th and 9th Centuries Ref: GT-545B
A Hindu-shahi nobleman fights an infantryman from Bengal or Orissa and a war-elephant from northern India.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 12.5"x 17" (31 x 43cm)click on image to enlargeSOLD
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 | Plate C - India, 10th and 11th Centuries Ref: GT-545C
A Pratihara commander with an infantryman from south-central India bearing a large parasol, a standard or rallying point, and a Gujarati cavalryman.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 12.5"x 17" (31 x 43cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Plate D - Northern India, 12th and 13th Centuries Ref: GT-545D
A Kashmiri lady with an armoured cavalryman from Kasmir and infantry archer from north-western India.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 17"x 12.5" (43 x 31cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Plate E - Transport of the Deccan and South, 12th and 13th Centuries Ref: GT-545E
A Gond trabal warrior watches a passing Hoysala armoured war-elephant and two-wheeled transport wagon drawn by two oxen.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 17"x 12.5" (43 x 31cm)click on image to enlargeSOLD
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 | Plate F - Cavalry and Infantry of the Deccan and South, 12th and 13th Centuries Ref: GT-545F
An Eastern Ganga standard-bearer comes under attack by a south Indian infantryman and Hoysala armoured cavalryman.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 12.5"x 17" (31 x 43cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Plate G - Indian armies of the 14th Century Ref: GT-545-G
A central Indian nobleman converses with a chieftain from Gajarat, while his horse is held by an elite infantry attendant.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 12.5"x 17" (31 x 43cm)click on image to enlarge
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 | Plate H - Indian Armies of the 15th Century Ref: GT-545H
A Hindu nobleman from south-central India compares his weapons and equipment with a central Indian cavalryman, while their horses are held by a Muslim mercenary.Gouache painting by Graham Turner - image size 17"x 12.5" (43 x 31cm)click on image to enlarge
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Purchasing an Original Painting
Graham Turner's Original Paintings are offered for sale by the artist himself, so if you are interested in purchasing an original painting, please email Graham Turner at graham@studio88.co.uk to discuss the purchase. The cost of shipping original paintings varies, depending on their size, value and destination. Our usual shipping rates do not apply, but we would be happy to provide a quote for shipping to your address if required.CLICK HERE for more information about buying an original.Copyright is retained by Osprey Publishing. |
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 | Medieval Indian Armies (1) Ref: MAA545
Hindu, Buddhist and Jainby David NicolleIncludes eight paintings by Graham Turner Books bought from Studio 88 are individually hand-signed by artist Graham TurnerFrom the publisher's website:
This fully illustrated study explores the armies of the Hindu, Buddhist and Jain states within what are now India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal during the period AD 500-1500, as well as Afghanistan until the early 13th century AD.Following the emergence of a distinct 'medieval Indian' civilization in the Late Classical and Early Medieval periods, there was a prolonged struggle between this civilization and that of the eastern Islamic world, concluding with the rise of the Mughal Empire at the start of the 16th century. In this fully illustrated study, David Nicolle investigates the traditions and enduring conservatism of non-Islamic medieval Indian warfare, notably evident in recruitment patterns and the significance of archery and cavalry. The role and impact of war-elephants, both positive and negative, are also considered, as well as the influence of climate and weather (notably the seasonal monsoon) on warfare in this region. As well as assessing arms and armour - contrasting the advanced technology and high status of Indian weapons (especially swords) with the remarkable lack of metallic armour in the region during this period - the author also explores siege warfare and riverine and naval warfare in South Asia. This book assesses the contributing factors identified by those who have sought to explain why the huge wealth and substantial populations of the traditional non-Islamic Indian states did not prevent their persistent failure in the face of Islamic invasion and conquest.click on image to enlargePaperback
248 x 184mm
48 pages
Published May2022
Price: £11.99
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