"Maharajas' Palaces: European Style in Imperial India" 1996 RAULET, Sylvie Skiing

"Maharajas' Palaces: European Style in Imperial India" 1996 RAULET, Sylvie SkiingRAULET, Sylvie [295] pp. The Vendome Press 1996 12 3 4" x 10" Fine Fine Scroll Down for (10) Additional Scans: "From the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century, many Indian princes, nawabs, rajas and maharajas as well as wealthy merchants abandoned their refined traditional lifestyle in order to emulate that of their colonial British occupiers." "They commissioned British and European architects to design new palaces in styles ranging from

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