Unruly indigo? : plants, plantations, and partitions

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Landscape and earth in early modernity / edited by Christine Göttler and Mia M. Mochizuki (2023)

Storm in a teacup? : visualising tea consumption in the British empire

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Art and the British empire / ed. by Tim Barringer, Geoff Quilley and Douglas Fordham (2007)

Under the banyan tree : relocating the picturesque in British India

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht 2013

Under the banyan tree : relocating the picturesque in British India

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht 2013

˜Theœ memsahib's brush : Anglo-Indian women and the art of the picturesque, 1830-1880

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Orientalism transposed / Codell, Julie F. (Hrsg.) ; Macleod, Dianne Sachko (Hrsg.) (1998)

˜"Aœ dream of beauty" : inscribing the English garden in Victorian India

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Intrepid women / ed. by Jordana Pomeroy (2005)

Misty mediations : spectral imaginings and the Himalayan picturesque

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Nineteenth century art worldwide / Association of Historians of nineteenth century Art (AHNCA) (2012)

Under the banyan tree : relocating the picturesque in British India

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht 2013

Baron of Bengal : Robert Clive and the birth of an imperial image

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Transculturation in British art / ed. by Julie F. Codell (2012)

˜Theœ beast in a box : playing with empire in early nineteenth-century Britain

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Visual resources / sponsored by the Visual Resources Association (2006)

In sparkling company : exhibition: In Sparkling Company: Glass and the Costs of Social Life in Britain During the 1700s, Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York, May 22, 2021-...

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in Journal18 (2022)

All that glitters : diamonds and constructions of nabobery in British portraits, 1600 - 1800

von Ray, Romita
Veröffentlicht in ˜Theœ uses of excess in visual and material culture / ed. by Julia Skelly (2014)