Portret van drie onbekende Amil mannen uit Sindh before 1872

This black and white photograph by Henry Charles Baskerville Tanner, taken before 1872, features three men from the Lohana Amil, a Hindu caste in Sindh. The men are dressed in traditional clothing and are seated in a formal pose. Tanner was a renowned photographer who documented life in Sindh in the mid-19th century. His work provides a valuable glimpse into the lives and customs of the people of this region. This photograph showcases the distinctive headwear worn by Lohana Amil men. The work exemplifies the genre of portrait photography, which was popular in the Victorian era.