GRAND MOVING DIORAMA OF HINDOSTĀN, DISPLAYING THE SCENERY OF THE HOOGLY, THE BHĀGĪRATHĪ, AND THE GANGES, FROM FORT WILLIAM, BENGAL, TO GANGOUTRĪ, IN THE HIMALAYA.

BY

Visitors to the Diorama are allowed to inspect

THE MUSEUM.

London:

PUBLISHED AT THE ASIATIC GALLERY, BAKER STREET BAZĀR.

Price One Shilling.

Entered at Stationers’ Hall.

THE DIORAMA OF HINDOSTĀN

Has been Painted by

Mr. PHILIP PHILLIPS;

The FIGURES and ANIMALS by Mr. LOUIS HAGHE;

The SHIPPING by Mr. KNELL.

The whole of the Scenes of the Diorama have been arranged by Lieutenant Colonel Luard, from his own original and unpublished sketches, taken during a residence of fourteen years in India; aided by the kindness of friends, who have placed at his disposal the original sketches of

The late Sir Charles D’Oyly, Bart.,

The late James Prinsep, Esq.,

The late Captain Prinsep,

The late Colonel Edward Smith,

Major White,

William Prinsep, Esq.,

George Chinnery, Esq.,

Welby Jackson, Esq.,

and the Author of “Wanderings of a Pilgrim, during Four-and-Twenty Years, in the East.”