Clive of India collection

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The Clive of India collection is a notable assemblage of Indian and East India Company artifacts, artworks, and historical objects amassed by Robert Clive and his family, now housed at Powis Castle in Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art collection
historical collection
museum collection
collectionSize one of the largest collections of South Asian artifacts in a British country house
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
documentedIn National Trust catalogues NERFINISHED
scholarly publications on empire and material culture
exhibitedAt Powis Castle museum rooms
genre colonial-era collection
hasCollector Clive family NERFINISHED
Robert Clive NERFINISHED
hasCriticism association with colonial plunder
ethical concerns about provenance
hasInfluenced public understanding of British imperial history
hasPart East India Company artifacts
Hindu religious objects
Indian artifacts
Islamic art objects
Mughal artifacts
arms and armour
arms captured in India
ceramics
coins
company records
furniture
ivory objects
jewellery
manuscripts
maps
medals
miniatures
paintings
silverware
textiles
inception 18th century
languageOfWorkOrName English
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Powys NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
location Powis Castle NERFINISHED
mainSubject East India Company NERFINISHED
Robert Clive NERFINISHED
history of British India
namedAfter Robert Clive NERFINISHED
ownedBy National Trust
partOf collections of Powis Castle
significantEvent acquisition of spoils from Bengal
transfer to National Trust
touristAttraction Powis Castle NERFINISHED

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Powis Castle, Powys hasCollection Clive of India collection