The princes with their gurus, ministers and army set out for the forest, preceded by men hacking down the trees to make a path and by the royal elephants. Two litters convey the queens, preceded by two led riding horses. by Indian School

The princes with their gurus, ministers and army set out for the forest, preceded by men hacking down the trees to make a path and by the royal elephants. Two litters convey the queens, preceded by two led riding horses.

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The princes with their gurus, ministers and army set out for the forest, preceded by men hacking down the trees to make a path and by the royal elephants. Two litters convey the queens, preceded by two led riding horses. by Indian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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