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Q1In 1859, the painting "Relief of Lucknow" was painted by

A Thomas Jones Barker

B Campbell

C Oubam

D Havelock

Explanation

Thomas Jones Barker is associated with the 1859 painting "Relief of Lucknow", a work linked to British visual representations of the events around the 1857 uprising. Campbell and Havelock were military figures connected with the Lucknow operations, so they are contextually tempting but not the painter of this work. Oubam is not the credited artist for the painting. The question asks specifically for the painter, not for a commander or participant in the event.

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