Indian Imaginings : At Hampton Court Camp - Perhaps. 1911.

For Saleis a Full Page removed from"The Sketch, June 21st, 1911," showing the Following Drawings by H. M. Bateman, called "Indian Imaginings :  At Hampton Court Camp - Perhaps."

By Our Passless Artist:  The Indian Coronation Contingent in Camp.

  a- Expected visit of the Ghost on a Dark night.
  b- Press Men of inferior Caste seeking Admission.
  c- The "Dhoby  Ghats" where linen is beaten.
  d- To a Snowy Whiteness.

it will be seen that our artist, not having the pass with without which none may enter the camp of the Indian Coronation at Hampton Court, has let his imagination run riot.  Lest he be taken to literally,we may point out that the camp in question  os a model of organisation.  And much organisation  was required for Musselmans, Sikha, and Hindus have all to be dealt wih separately, that their religious and social laws be not broken.  The Indian contingent wil undoubtedly be one of the most popular features of the Coronation proceedings.  The ghost whose visit is suggested by our Artist may be taken as that of Jane Seymour, Catherine Howard, or Mrs. Penn, according to taste.

Condition is Very Good.