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- Fred Bremner
- Men Quarrying, Baluchistan
- about 1900
- PGP 129.47
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Fred Bremner
- Railway bridge, possibly Baluchistan
- About 1900
- PGP 129.53
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Fred Bremner
- Pastoral Scene, Baluchistan
- about 1900
- PGP 129.21
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Fred Bremner
- Railway tunnel, Punjab
- About 1902
- PGP 129.33
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Fred Bremner
- Making Brassware, Punjab
- About 1902
- PGP 129.18
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Fred Bremner
- Multan Pottery, Punjab
- About 1902
- PGP 129.19
- On Display
- Scottish Art
- Fred Bremner
- Nawab Sultan Kaikhusrau Jahan, Begum of Bhopal (1858-1930)
- about 1920
- PGP 129.38
- On Display
- Scottish Art
Fred Bremner (Scottish, 1863 - 1941)
Fred Bremner, the son of a professional photographer in Banff, travelled to India in 1882 and worked there for nearly forty years. He moved all the time, covering vast distances to photograph colonial officers and their families as well as members of the native aristocracy. Bremner was fascinated by the Indian caste system, publishing a volume in 1897 titled 'Types of the Indian Army' illustrating the 'various races' enlisted as troops.
