Gallery›Wellcome Collection›An elephant is killing an Indian criminal by stamping on his head; guards standing next to it. Wood engraving by A.F. Pannemaker, 1875, after E. Bayard.
An elephant is killing an Indian criminal by stamping on his head; guards standing next to it. Wood engraving by A.F. Pannemaker, 1875, after E. Bayard.
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An elephant is killing an Indian criminal by stamping on his head; guards standing next to it. Wood engraving by A.F. Pannemaker, 1875, after E. Bayard.

Adolphe François Pannemaker · 1875

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Criminal executed by an elephant, at Baroda ; Emile Bayard.

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