Bengali Girls School IB1507, during World War Two
Bengali Girls School Two of the schoolgirls intent on a lesson
NO-NB BLDSA GM2a178n - Norway. Public domain image
Norsk bokmål: Baul, dvs. grupper av diktere og sangere/musikere fra landsbyen i Bengal som praktiserer sin egen religion. Fra et marked (mela). Georg Morgenstiernes dagbok nr. 9, side 63–, 101– English: Baul, i... More
Prabasi Bengali Sammelan
12th Prabasi Bengali Sammelan
Dhuniya, Muslim cotton carders, in Eastern Bengal in the 1860s
Dhuniya, Muslim cotton carders, in Eastern Bengal Public domain photograph of ethnic groups in India, ethnography, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Historical image of a Bengali couple
Historical image of a Bengali couple
Historical image of a Bengali family
Historical image of a Bengali family
Portrait of a Dosadh "syce" or groom in Eastern Bengal in the 1860s
The Dosadh ethnic group were traditionally associated with Bihar though some families lived in Dacca (Dhaka, Bangladesh) during the nineteenth century. Dosadhs were worked as house bearers, syces, coolies and ... More
Portrait of a man belonging to the Dosadh ethnic group in Eastern Beng...
The Dosadh ethnic group were traditionally associated with Bihar though some families lived in Dacca (Dhaka, Bangladesh) during the nineteenth century. Dosadhs were worked as house bearers, syces, coolies and ... More
Portrait of five opium smokers arranged in a Chauki with pipes and oth...
Portrait of five opium smokers arranged in a Chauki (small bed like furniture) with pipes and other equipments - Eastern Bengal 1860's
Radha Gobinda Kar - A black and white photo of a man in a suit
Image of Radha Gobinda Kar (1852-1918)
Ramaprasad Chanda - A black and white photo of a man with glasses
Ramaprasad Chanda photograph
Sir Augustus Rivers Thompson
Sir Augustus Rivers Thompson, KCSI, CIE: Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, 1882-1887
Sir Frederick James Halliday
Sir Frederick James Halliday, KCB: first lieutenant-governor of Bengal, 1854-1859
Sir John Peter Grant
Sir John Peter Grant, KCB, GCMG: lieutenant-governor of Bengal (1859-1862), governor of Jamaica
Swarnakumari Devi - Public domain portrait print
Pic from Bethune School and College Centenary Volume 1949. No copyright.
Bengali-babu tarak chandra chowdhury
Zamidar, a Bengalese Babu (a clerk who managed the affairs of the Colonial British in India).
A man operating a silk loom at Ghotal in Medinipur, Bengal - 1873
A man operating a silk loom at Ghotal in Medinipur, Bengal - 1873
A Muslim Scholar posed with a Book - Eastern Bengal 1860's
A Muslim Scholar posed with a Book - Eastern Bengal 1860's
Boy from the caste of scribes, Bengal (c. 1856)
Boy from the caste of scribes, Bengal, about 1856
Five Sankharis in Eastern Bengal in the 1860s
Five Sankharis (shell-cutters and bracelet makers) in Eastern Bengal
Group of musicians and dancers in Eastern Bengal in the 1860s
Group of musicians and dancers in Eastern Bengal. Public domain photograph of 19th-century group portrait, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Portrait of a Dom man from Eastern Bengal in the 1860s
Portrait of a Dom man from Eastern Bengal. In Eastern Bengal, members of the Dom ethnic group were trappers and hunters, as well as manufacturing mats, baskets and drums in the towns and on occasion acting as ... More
Portrait of a man of the Kochh Mandai tribe holding a thick-bladed agr...
The exact location of this tribe's origin is unknown. At the time of this photograph they inhabited tracts of jungle to the north of Dacca in eastern Bengal or modern Bangladesh.
Portrait of a Muslim ascetic (fakir) in Eastern Bengal in the 1860s
Portrait of a Muslim ascetic (fakir) in Eastern Bengal. This fakir was a member of the Madaria order of Sufis who followed the saint Shaikh Sayyid Badi-u'd-din Qutb al-Madar.
Portrait of a religious mendicant (Darwesh) from Eastern Bengal in the...
This person is a dervish of the Sufi Chishti order. Sufis are devotees of the mystical branch of Islam. In this photograph the man is a follower of the Indian saint Muin-u'd-din Chishti, whose shrine in Ajmer ... More
Prasanna Tagore - A black and white photo of a man in a turban
Prasanna Coomar Tagore died in 1896. Pic copyright expired. Source: Calcutta - The Living City.
Annette Akroyd - A black and white photo of a group of women
Annette Akroyd with the students of Hindu Mahila Vidyalaya, 1875. Public domain photograph of 19th-century female portrait, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Ramaprasad Sen - Drawing. Public domain image.
Image of Ramprasad Sen from "Brihad Banga" Dinendra Chadra Sen, Calcutta Univercity, Calcutta, 1935 pg 542বাংলা: রামপ্রসাদ সেন, অষ্টাদশ শতাব্দীর শেষভাগে অঙ্কিত চিত্র, বৃহৎ বঙ্গ, দীনেশচন্দ্র সেন, কলিকাতা বিশ্ব... More
Sarada Devi - A black and white photo of a woman in a blanket
Sarada Devi, mother of Rabindranath Tagore Русский: Шарода Деби (Шарада Деви), мать Рабиндраната Тагора Українська: Шарода Дебі (Шарада Деві), мати Рабіндраната Тагора
Dawk Walas (Postmen) of Bengal - ILN 1858
*"Dawk Wallahs of Bengal"*, 1858 Sketches of Calcutta. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 20 February 1858. Dawk Walas (Postmen) of Bengal https://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/U313733/Sketches... More
Basanta Koomar Roy
Photo of Basanta Koomar Roy, from his publicity brochure for the book Rabindranath Tagore – The man and his poetry (1915)