"Regimental I" by Santosh K Sharma presents an exquisite portrayal of a 1913 soldier from the 14th King George's Own Ferozepore Sikhs. The meticulous watercolor captures every detail of the regiment's distinctive uniform, from the crimson tunic with its polished brass buttons to the carefully wrapped turban, demonstrating how military attire served as a powerful symbol of British colonial might.

Created in 2015 by the Indian National Award winner, this watercolor on paper was inspired by the historical ambiance of Delhi's Imperial Hotel Polo Lounge, the piece exemplifies the British East India Company's use of elaborate uniforms to project imperial power. The artist's precise technique brings to life the intricate details of the military dress, from the gleaming medals to the white gauntlets and boots, creating a classic representation of the British Indian Army at its height.