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Summary

Description	English: Drawing of two boys seated whilst embroidering on either side of an embroidery frame(Delhi). Nov.1870 Historical significance: John Lockwood Kipling (1837-1911) was born in Yorkshire but as his career developed became an established artist and scholar, and in 1865 settled in India with his family. He became professor of architectural sculpture at the JeeJeebhay School of Art in Bombay and in 1882 curator of the Lahore Museum. During his career JL Kipling was a member of the Department of Art and Science at the Victoria and Albert Museum and was also involved in the museum's decoration. John Lockwood Kipling was the father of Rudyard Kipling, author of the famous novels Jungle Book and Kim.
Date	1870
Source	https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O69087/two-boys-seated-whilst-embroidering-drawing-lockwood-kipling-john/
Author	John Lockwood Kipling

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