British Raj Soldier - 25th Punjab Regiments C 1908 (L) by Santosh K Sharma captures the dignified bearing of a British Indian Army officer in full ceremonial regalia, creating a portrait that embodies military precision and colonial pageantry. This watercolor painting presents the officer in a striking red uniform adorned with medals, set against a neutral backdrop that accentuates the vibrant colors and intricate details. The artist’s meticulous technique highlights the elaborate attire, reflecting the officer's authoritative presence and the grandeur of the British Raj.

About British Raj Soldier - 25th Punjab Regiments C 1908 (L) by Santosh K Sharma

This framed watercolor measures 36 inches by 24 inches. The painting is displayed at the Polo Lounge in Delhi's Imperial Hotel, emphasizing the historical significance of military dress during the British Raj. Sharma's work serves as both a historical document and an artistic exploration of colonial power expressed through visual presentation. The careful attention to uniform detail and the balance between documentary precision and artistic sensitivity make this piece a compelling conversation starter for collectors interested in imperial history and Indo-British cultural connections. The painting’s cultural resonance and craftsmanship offer a unique insight into the era's socio-political dynamics.