Zeitraum

Bewegung

1. Image of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah with the represnetatives of the Students Training Camp. August 28, 1944. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan
2. Images of Sindh High Court, Karachi where the 1st Independence Day Parade took place. August 14, 1947. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan
3. Image of refugees boarding a train for Lahore, Pakistan. 1947. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan
4. Hashim Khan (second from right), Roshan Khan (crouched) and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)

Stimmung

Themen

1. Hashim Khan (second from right), Roshan Khan (crouched) and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)

Schlagworte

Tonwert

Hauptfarbe

1. Hashim Khan (extreme right) and Roshan Khan (second from left) at the United States Embassy in Washington. 1950. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
2. Images of Sindh High Court, Karachi where the 1st Independence Day Parade took place. August 14, 1947. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan
3. José Clemente Orozco, Leo Matiz and Diego Rivera — Leo Matiz, 1944
4. Kanvinde at the JJ School — Achyut Purushottam Kanvinde (Achyut Kanvinde)
5. Hashim Khan (second from left in striped tie) and Jahangir Khan (centre in striped shirt), the son of Roshan Khan, and the next generation of the Khan family Squash dynasty to hold a record that rivals that of Hashim Khan. Jahangir Khan has one of th.... — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
6. Hashim Khan (second from right) and Roshan Khan (second from left) pictured in the middle with American squash players. 1958. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
7. Independent Grocers Association of Galveston, officers and directors, 1950, from The Corner Stores of Galveston, Galveston County Cultural Arts Council — betty tichich, 1977
8. Painel de Portinari na ONU — Leo Rosenthal, 1957
9. Hashim Khan (centre), Azam Khan (extreme right) and Roshan Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
10. Action shot of Jahangir Khan (left) and Jansher Khan (right), competing against one another.Both superstars within Squash, Jahangir Khan has held 6 World Championships and 10 British Open Champsionships. Jansher Khan has won 8 World Championships and.... — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
11. Hashim Khan (centre) and Roshan Khan (extreme left) with prizes.Roshan Khan and Hashim Khan are second cousins, both have been World Champions many times over, and have often faced each other in the final round of tournaments. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
12. Hashim Khan ( second from right),Roshan Khan (centre), and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
13. Portinari e irmãos — Kazys Vosylius, 1942
14. Photo from Mardi Gras 1953 — Benjamin W. Yancey Jr., 1953
15. Charlie Chaplin, Arnold Schönberg — Max Munn Autrey, 1935

andere

1. Washington Senators with President Coolidge Photograph — Peter Schutz
2. Hashim khan( second from right), Roshan Khan (centre), and Azam Khan (extreme left) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
3. Hashim Khan with trophies (centre) with Azam Khan with trophy (second from left) and Roshan Khan (extreme left). Circa 1950s — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
4. Hashim Khan (right) and Roshan Khan (second from right) at an event at the United States Embassy in Washington. 1950. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
5. Hashim Khan (extreme left) and Roshan Khan (middle) pictured with group in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)
6. Hashim Khan (left), Roshan Khan (second from left), and Azam Khan (extreme right) pictured in front of a museum in Egypt during international touring. Circa 1950s. — The Citizens Archive Of Pakistan (Cap)