Wikimedi'Òc

Sikh Gurus with Bhai Bala and Bhai Mardana.jpg - Jujhar.pannu

Sikhs with chakrams.jpg - File Upload Bot (Magnus Manske)

Guru.Nanak.with.Hindu.holymen-b.JPG - File Upload Bot (Magnus Manske)

Looting sikhs.jpg - Sridhar1000

Akalees.jpg - Napoleon 100

Sketches in the Punjaub and Sikh country.jpg - Sridhar1000

Guru teg bahadur.jpg - Jujhar.pannu

Sikh priest reading the Grunth.jpg - Napoleon 100

Gurus1800s.jpg - Napoleon 100

Nau Nihal Singh -The history of the Sikhs Volume 1 - William Lewis M'Gregor pg 317.jpg - File Upload Bot (Magnus Manske)

MaiBhago.jpg - Jujhar.pannu

Nihang Singh and Nihang Singhani.jpg - Jujhar.pannu

Akalees, three men, two of whom hold guns Wellcome L0021824.jpg - Fæ

Page 108; Sikh man with a falcon on horseback, identified Wellcome L0041031.jpg - Fæ

Akali Deep Singh.jpg - Gurbar Akaal

Sikh Warrior princess- Mai Bhago Kaur.jpg - Veritasphere

Mai Bhago -SikhHeritageMuseum.jpg - Veritasphere

A Sikh Nanakpanthi ascetic (left), Durbar of Akbar-II (top right), A syce leading a caparisoned horse (bottom right).jpg - Ms Sarah Welch

"Der Weltkrieg" (Zigarettenalbum ) 264.png - Xenophon

"Der Weltkrieg" (Zigarettenalbum) 266.png - Xenophon

The Cosmic Lotus Mahakala and the Ten Sikh Gurus.jpg - The Most Comfortable Chair

Gilded equestrian painting of Jassa Singh Ahluwalia, Punjab Plains, ca.1859.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Bejewelled Sikh Ladies in a bullock carriage.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

‘Akalees’ by R.J. Hamerton, from ‘The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing’, 1840.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

'A view of the Golden Temple at Amritsar, the principle shrine of the Sikh religion', painting by Marianne North, circa 1878.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Bullock cart pulling carriage with Maharaja Dalip Singh and Rani Jindan, mid-19th century.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

“Akalees (Akalis)”, from "Portraits of the Princes and People of India”, by Emily Eden, 1844.png - MaplesyrupSushi

Painting of a Sikh chief (possibly identified as Desa Singh Majithia) carousing with a lady, ca.1800–25.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Portrait of Lakshmi Narain, Pahari-Sikh; attributed to Chhajju, from the family of Nainsukh of Guler, ca.1840.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Portrait of Radha Krishan Kaul, Pahari-Sikh; attributed to Chhajju, from the family of Nainsukh of Guler, ca.1840.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

A Nobleman of the Court of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Seated on a Terrace Holding a Pen Box, by the Artist Chhajju, circa 1840.webp - MaplesyrupSushi

Miniature painting of Gurbaksh Singh Kanhaiya with a fly-whisk attendant. Family atelier of Purkhu of Kangra, ca.1785.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Painting depicting Baba Ala Singh, founder of Patiala state, inscribed below in Perso-Arabic script.png - MaplesyrupSushi

Painting of all the Sikh gurus together by Gian Singh Naqqash.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Painting of a Punjabi scene of a carriage driver and 2 women passengers, circa mid-19th century.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Watercolour painting titled 'Akal Boonga (Akal Bunga, known today as the Akal Takht) at the Golden temple. Umritsar (Amritsar). Punjaub (Punjab)', painted in 1864 by William Simpson.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

A Sikh man riding in an elaborate domed carriage pulled by two oxen, gouache, circa 19th century.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

"The Sikh cavalry delivering up their arms at Rawul Pindee (Rawalpindi), March 14, 1849," from the Illustrated London News, 1849.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

‘Akalees’ by R.J. Hamerton, from ‘The Court and Camp of Runjeet Sing’, 1840 (full).jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Detail of a painting of a ‘Akali’, Delhi, ca.1835.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

A Sikh prince and his mistress in an erotic embrace on a palace terrace, ca.1840–1850.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Fresco depicting Sikh infantrymen led by an army band from the Samadh of Sardar Peshaura Singh at Manhala Jai Singh, Tarn Taran district.jpg - MaplesyrupSushi

Deux Sikhs (1917) - Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer.jpg - Bafuncius

Men washing Kashmir Shawls in the River - Sikh Artist - circa 1867.jpg - Profitoftruth85

Men in turbans playing musical instruments in Ludhiana. Lithograph after an original sketch by Prince Waldemar of Prussia and published in 'In Memory of the Travels of Prince Waldemar of Prussia to India 1844-1846' (Vol.II).jpg - MaplesyrupSushi