British Raj Soldier - 33rd Punjab Infantry (1905) by Santosh K Sharma is a masterful watercolor that captures the dignified bearing of a British Indian Army officer in full ceremonial regalia. The artwork embodies military precision and colonial pageantry, showcasing the intricate details of the uniform against a neutral backdrop. The officer's posture and the vivid colors of the ceremonial dress highlight the artist's skill in conveying authority and power, making it a striking visual narrative of the British Raj era.

About British Raj Soldier - 33rd Punjab Infantry (1905) by Santosh K Sharma

This framed watercolor, measuring 15 inches by 13 inches, reflects the historical and cultural significance of the British Raj in India. The piece is renowned for its documentary precision and artistic sensitivity, capturing the essence of colonial power through visual presentation. Displayed at the Polo Lounge in Delhi's Imperial Hotel, it serves as both a historical document and a meditation on imperial authority. The artwork’s balance of detail and emotion makes it a compelling acquisition for collectors interested in Indo-British history and the cultural intersections of the era.