Twee zittende mannen en een jongen met een waaier daarachter c. 1892

"Twee zittende mannen en een jongen met een waaier daarachter" (Two Sitting Men and a Boy with a Fan Behind Them) is a black and white photograph by A.G.E. Newland, dated circa 1892. It depicts a scene of three men and a dog, likely taken in India. The composition features two men seated in chairs, one reading a newspaper while the other holds a fly swatter. A third man stands to their right, holding a tray of dishes. The dog appears to be perched on a chair behind the men, creating a dynamic, snapshot-like composition. The image is characteristic of the photographic style of the late 19th century, emphasizing candid moments and documenting daily life in a colonial setting.