MadrasSappersMiners-Lucknow.jpg

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English: Madras Sappers & Miners, Lucknow, Felice Beato , albumen print, 1857-58, 164 x 200 mm A tinted photograph of a group of four armed soldiers in uniform in front of the Jal Pari Gateway in the Qaisar Bagh complex. ‘C’ Company of Madras Sappers & Miners joined Sir Colin Campbell in the second relief of Lucknow in November 1857.

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between 1857 and 1858

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http://www.betterphotography.in/images/Apr-2007/felice1.jpg

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Alternative names	Felix Beato
Description	Italian photographer, journalist, war photographer, photojournalist and architectural photographer
Date of birth/death	1832 (or perhaps as late as 1834)	29 January 1909 (or perhaps as early as 1907)
Location of birth/death	Venice , Austria-Hungary	Florence , Italy
Work period	19th century
Work location	Yokohama (1863–1877); Istanbul ; Myanmar
Authority file	: Q318352 VIAF : 95698883 ISNI : 0000000117981448 ULAN : 500002985 LCCN : n85044155 Oxford Dict. : 41130 WorldCat

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