An Indian Hunting Party (1887) vividly captures a moment of regal adventure in colonial-era India. The scene depicts a richly dressed hunting entourage, likely of Rajput nobility, set against an arid, sunlit landscape (likely the palace of Man Singh at Gwalior Fort in the background). Central figures on horseback command attention, adorned with elaborate garments and weaponry, while attendants and hunting animals – such as elephants surround them in dynamic motion. Weeks’ masterful use of light, detail, and composition reflects Orientalist fascination with exotic cultures, yet also conveys respect for the grandeur of Indian traditions. The work is both a romanticized and meticulously rendered historical tableau.