Portraits of Maharajas, set of 5 platinum-palladium prints, India, 20th century, comprising: 1 portrait of Rameshwar Singh Bahadur, Maharaja of Darbhanga, seated on an armchair, holding a sword, ca 1900, 28.4x19.7 cm. A similar print is in the Royal Collection, inv. no. 2916651. It is attributed to the Bourne & Shepherd studio and dated 1903 1 full-length portrait of Bijay Singh, Mahararwal (a variant of the title 'Maharaja' used notably in 3 princely states in present-day Rajasthan) of Dungarpur, right hand resting against a chair, left holding a talwar and wrist resting on a pedestal table, ca. 1903, 25.7x11.5 cm. A similar print is in the Royal Collection, inv. no. 2916666. It is attributed to the Bourne & Shepherd studio and dated 1903

1 full-length portrait of one of Nripendra Narayan's sons, Maharaja of Cooch Behar (probably Shri Raj Rajeshwar Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Maharaja of Cooch Behar between 1911 and 1913), wearing a second lieutenant's uniform and a turban with a sarpech, ca. 1900, 29.2x18 cm 

1 portrait of Samarendra Chandra Manikya Debbarma, Bara Thakur of Tripura, arms crossed around a shamshir, ca 1903, 29.4x17.7 cm

1 full-length portrait of the Maharaja of Nalagarh, holding a talwar in one hand and leaning against a chair, c 1900, 22.4x28.9 cm. The identification of this Maharaja was made from the handwritten notes on the back of the print

The last 3 portraits were probably made by the Bourne & Shepherd studio.