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Battle between Sikhs and EnglishWellcome Collection ↗Battle in KabulWellcome Collection ↗Two rows of soldiers, English and Sikhਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤਸਰWellcome Collection ↗A Sikh soldier with his wife offering him betel leavesWellcome Collection ↗Quoitsਉਨ੍ਹੀਵੀਂ ਸਦੀ · Punjab (India)© Victoria and Albert Museum, London ↗One of twelve tiny paintings deicting Mughal emperors, Afghan and Sikh nobles© Victoria and Albert Museum, London ↗One of twelve tiny paintings depictsing Mughal emperors, Afghan and Sikh nobles© Victoria and Albert Museum, London ↗Painting of Maharaja Nau Nihal Singh of Lahore, Central Sikh MuseumCentral Sikh Museum, Amritsar · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Maharani Chand Kaur of Lahore, Central Sikh Museum (Kendri Sikh Ajaibghar)Central Sikh Museum, Amritsar · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sikh Craft kept at Chandradhari Museum, Darbhanga.Wikimedia Commons · P. C. Roy Chaudhury · CC BY-SA ↗ਸਿੱਖWikimedia Commons · The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles ↗The Sikh Bomber" Mohan Singh, 14th King George's Own Ferozepore Sikhs…National Army Museum, London · photo The wub (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Battle Standard flag of the Sikh Empire featuring Durga on her lion or tiger mountAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Battle Standard flag of the Sikh Empire featuring central sun motifAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Equestrian portrait of Brijraj Dev of Jammua? (G) or could be Sikh chief IndianMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Portrait of [likely] Ram Rai (often misidentified as depicting the ninth Sikh guruAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Taken from an article written by Atsushi Ikeda of the Univer (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sikh constabulary in British North Borneo [today part of Malaysia]Wikimedia Commons ↗Sikh and wife.Wellcome Collection · CC BY ↗Sikh warrior and wife.Wellcome Collection · CC BY ↗A Sikh and his wifeWellcome Collection ↗Maharaja Ranjit Dev with Srimat Singh, Balawant Singh and Srimat Ghanasyam DevIndian Museum, Kolkata · photo Anup Sadi (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Peshawara Singh [also spelt Pashaura Singh or Peshora Singh] (middleWikimedia Commons · Muhammad Bakhsh Nakash [Naqqāsh] ↗Description below taken from source website: "Details Title: The Court of Maharaja…Wikimedia Commons · Muhammad Bakhsh Nakash [Naqqāsh] ↗Jammu, PahariIndian Museum, Kolkata · photo Sneharshidasgupta (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava) in Multiple Forms18ਵੀਂ ਸਦੀ · TibetArt Institute of Chicago ↗SkriftIndien India Индия Intia Índia Индия Indija Indija Indija Inde India India IndijMuseum of Ethnography (via Europeana) ↗SkriftIndien India Индия Intia Índia Индия Indija Indija Indija Inde India India IndijMuseum of Ethnography (via Europeana) ↗Brush drawing in ink with colour wash on paperWikimedia Commons ↗Sri Gobind Singh on horseback with his falcon and attendants.Wellcome Collection (via Europeana) · CC BY ↗Miniature painting of Raj Singh of Guler [Raja Gaj Singh GopalLACMA, Los Angeles · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗ਗੁਰੂ ਅਰਜਨGovernment Museum, Chandigarh · photo Family workshop of Purkhu of Kangra (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Guru Govind Singh mixing nectar for his disciples at the birth of KhalsaWellcome Collection (via Europeana) · CC BY ↗Equestrian portrait of Akali Phula Singh (altBritish Museum, London · photo After: Colesworthey Grant Published by: Thacker & Co (?) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Mai Bhago was the first woman in sikh history to take up arms to fight opressors.Wikimedia Commons · SikhHeritageMuseum (by unknown photographer) ↗Akalees (Akalis)”, from "Portraits of the Princes and People of India”, by Emily EdenAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Mountain gunਉਨ੍ਹੀਵੀਂ ਸਦੀ · ਲਾਹੌਰ© Victoria and Albert Museum, London ↗Jagat Singh was a prince from a small kingdom in the western Himalayan foothills who…Wikimedia Commons · Bichitr ↗Detail of the Daria-i-Noor from a painting of Maharaja Sher Singh, by August SchoefftWikimedia Commons · Ágoston Schoefft ↗Detail of the Koh-i-Noor from a painting of Maharaja Sher Singh, by August SchoefftWikimedia Commons · Ágoston Schoefft ↗Detail of the Timur ruby from a painting of Maharaja Sher Singh, by August SchoefftWikimedia Commons · Ágoston Schoefft ↗Painting of Maharaja Sher Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Maharaja Sher Singh wearing the Koh-i-Noor diamondWikimedia Commons · Ágoston Schoefft ↗Raja Sher Singh ('Atariwala'National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Pahari rajas participating in the marriage procession of prince Anirudh…Wikimedia Commons ↗The Maharajah Shere Singh (Sher Singh)”, Portraits of the Princes and People of IndiaAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Mihan Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Pratap Singh, prince of the SikhsAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Emily Eden (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Fakir Nuruddin (Fakir Syed Nuruddin; Fakir Syad Nur-o-Deen)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Maharajah Duleep Bassi dressed for a State function, cWikimedia Commons · Capt. Goldingham of London. ↗North Coast visit - Indian Charlie and his pipe - Harwood Island PuntWikimedia Commons · Photographic Collection from Australia · CC BY ↗Pank-a-Squith game with Selina Cooper, Millicent Garett-Fawcett, Christabel PankhurstWikimedia Commons · Dunk 🐝 · CC BY ↗Painting of Chet Singh Bajwa seatedNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Kharak Singh, 2nd Maharaja of LahoreV&A, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Maha Singh (altWikimedia Commons ↗Maharaja Kharak Singh (Maharajah Karak Singh)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Mangal Singh (Sandhu; Sirdar Mangal Singh), manager of prince Kharak Singh's estatesNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗* Letterpress label measures 40 x 85 mm.Wikimedia Commons · Scan by NYPL ↗Felice Beato (British, born Italy - Sikh Akali - Google Art ProjectWikimedia Commons · Felice Beato ↗Natha Singh (Akali Natha Singh Shaheed; Nutta Singh Akali)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Portrait of Akali Phoola Singh, sitting on a horse wearing a ‘fortress turban’British Museum, London · photo After: Colesworthey Grant Published by: Thacker & Co (?) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Preceding Jathedar of Akal TakhtWikimedia Commons · possibly Sanee (Sani), a Company artist ↗Amritsar (The Lake by the Golden Temple)', oil on canvas painting by Charles W. BartlettWikimedia Commons · Charles William Bartlett ↗Felice Beato (British, born Italy - The Golden Temple at Amritsar - Google Art ProjectWikimedia Commons · Felice Beato ↗Sri Harimandir Sahib (Golden Temple), AmritsarWikimedia Commons ↗Watercolour painting titled 'Akal Boonga [Akal BungaV&A, London · photo William Simpson (Wikimedia Commons) ↗The Kutwalee from the borders of the Tank' from 'Original Sketches in the Punjaub by a…Wikimedia Commons · Dickinson & Co. Lith., after an anonymous lady artist ↗Vue Générale du Temple d'Or, a Amritsir', photographic reproduction by "Alexandre" of a…Wikimedia Commons ↗The Golden Temple, Amritsar by William Carpenter, paintings, watercolour on paper, IndiaV&A, London · photo William Carpenter (Wikimedia Commons) ↗A painting by William Carpenter Scenes in colonial British India This 2D artwork…V&A, London · photo William Carpenter (painter) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗The Golden Temple, caGovernment Museum, Chandigarh · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Felice Beato (British, born Italy - Interior of the Sikh Temple with Marble MosaicWikimedia Commons · Felice Beato ↗Painting of Bhai Amir Bakhsh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Guler painting, in opaque watercolour on paper, depicting a Sikh rulerV&A, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗A Sikh chief (possibly identified as Desa Singh Majithia) carousing with a ladyGovernment Museum, Chandigarh · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Diwan Hakim Rai [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Fakir Syed Nuruddin [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Fakir Syed Tajuddin [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Jamadar Khushal Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Maharaja Nau Nihal Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Pandit Madhusudan [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Raja Dhian Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Raja Hira Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Surjan Singh Kumedan of the Sikh Empire, Sikh school, Punjab PlainsLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Wazir Jawahir Singh [altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Baba Ram Singh Kuka [leader of the Namdhari/Kuka Sikhs], Sikh styleLahore Museum · photo Style of Bishan Singh, possibly created by Kapur Singh of Am (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of the folk-tale Sohni-Mahiwal, MughalBritish Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Maharaja Ranjeet Singh standing with left hand grasping sheath of his swordWikimedia Commons ↗Portrait of Sikh leader Kartar Singh JhabbarWikimedia Commons ↗Miniature painting of Tara Singh Ghaiba (middle, yellow turbanGovernment Museum, Chandigarh · photo Atelier of Purkhu of Kangra (Wikimedia Commons) ↗SkriftIndien India Индия Intia Índia Индия Indija Indija Indija Inde India India IndijMuseum of Ethnography (via Europeana) ↗Kop met oor voor thee uit de langar (gezamenlijke keuken)Format original: hoogte 8.2 cmWikimedia Commons ↗Painting of mahants Bhagwanji (seated leaning against a bolster) and NarainjiBritish Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Bhai Gurmukh Singh (Sirdar Gurmukh Singh (Bhai))National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Fakir Azizuddin (Fakir Syad Aziz-o-Deen)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Fateh Khan Tiwana (Sirdar Fatteh Khan (Iowana); Sardar Fateh Khan Tiwana)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Fateh Singh Kalianwala (altNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Hukam Singh Malwai, son of Dhanna Singh Malwai (Sirdar Hukm Singh (Malwai))National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Lehna Singh Sandhawalia (of Raja Sansi; Sirdar Lehna Singh (Sindianwala))National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Pundit Jhilla (altNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Raja Hira Singh (Hira Singh Dogra)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Raja Suchet Singh (Suchet Singh Dogra)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Shamsher Singh (Attariwala or Sandhawalia; Sirdar Shamshir Singh (Atariwala))National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Chattar Singh Attariwala (Chattar Singh Attariwalla; Raja Chattar Singh) [altNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Jawahar Singh (Wazir; Sirdar Jowahir Singh Maternal Uncle to Maharajah Dhulip Singh)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Lehna Singh MajithiaNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Maharaja Nau Nihal Singh (Maharajah Nao Nihal Singh)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Raja Dian Singh (Raja Dyan Singh; Wazir)National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Raja Gulab Singh (altNational Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sardar Ranjodh Singh Majithia (Sirdar Runjodh Singh (Majithia))National Army Museum, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Plate 9 from 'Recollections of IndiaBritish Library, London · photo James Duffield Harding / After Charles Hardinge, 2nd Viscoun (Wikimedia Commons) ↗A view of the Golden Temple at Amritsar, the principle shrine of the Sikh religion'British Library, London · photo Marianne North (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sikh Soldiers receiving their pay at the Royal DurbarBritish Library, London · photo James Duffield Harding / After Charles Hardinge, 2nd Viscoun (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sketch of Sikh Ghorcharas of the Khalsa [Sikh Empire], by Fanny Eden, near AmritsarBritish Library, London · photo Fanny Eden (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Gulab SingBritish Library, London · photo Thomas Fairland / After Charles Hardinge, 2nd Viscount Hardi (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Miniature painting of Raja Jaswant Singh of NabhaBritish Library, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of a Ganjbakhshi [likely a follower of Naushah Ganj Bakhsh/Haji Muhammad…British Library, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sheik Imam-Ud-Din, Runjur Sing, and Dewan Dina Nath.British Library, London · photo Auguste-François Laby / After Charles Hardinge, 2nd Viscount (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Three Sikh sirdars on horseback From Source "Watercolour of Sikh Sardars on horseback…British Library, London · photo Sita Ram (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Glen at Nara HuzaraBritish Library, London · photo James Abbott (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Detail of the lithograph showing the collection of fabulous jewels of Maharaja Ranjit…British Library, London · photo Eden, Emily (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Opening of a memorial [now known as 'Saragarhi Memorial Gurdwara'] to the 36th Sikhs…British Library, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of a Ramraiya [altBritish Library, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of a Suthrashahi [a type of Udasi Sikh, altBritish Library, London · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗The bridge over the Sutlej river collapses as Sikh soldiers retreat across it at the…British Library, London · photo Archibald Forbes, Arthur Griffiths and others. (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Brooklyn Museum - Portrait of Thakur Sangram Singh - Ustad Ahmad (son of Ahmad Ali)Brooklyn Museum · photo Ustad Ahmad (son of Ahmad Ali) (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Illustration belonging to the Chester-Beatty-Akbar-namaPhiladelphia Museum of Art · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting depicting a scene of Sikhs hunting wild gameAsian Art Museum, San Francisco · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Painting of Gurmukh Singh Lamba (his name is altLahore Museum · photo Wikimedia Commons (Wikimedia Commons) ↗Sikh soldiers receiving their pay at the Royal Durbar, LahoreSheesh Mahal Museum, Patiala · photo James Duffield Harding (1797-1863) after Charles Stewart Har (Wikimedia Commons) ↗A Sikh AkalanWellcome Collection ↗Page 87: Sikh horseback riderWellcome Collection · CC BY ↗Page 111: two Sikh wrestlersWellcome Collection ↗Page 150: a man seated with Sikh worshippersWellcome Collection ↗Page 116: three portraits of kings, princes or generalsWellcome Collection ↗Jammu, PahariIndian Museum, Kolkata · photo Sneharshidasgupta (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA ↗Large collection of Sikh weaponry, war dresses, paintings, utensilsWikimedia Commons · Utkarshx95 · CC BY ↗

Pictures from the collections of Art Institute of Chicago, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum (via Europeana), Bhuri Singh Museum, Chamba, 65 more, found automatically: public domain or openly licensed, except the V&A's, shown for non-commercial use with the museum's credit. Titles and dates are the museums' own; each card names its museum and any licence. Updated 2026-10-26.