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General Hospital and Surgeons House near Calcutta
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Uncoloured aquatint with etching of the General
Hospital and Surgeons House in Calcutta by James Moffat (1775-1815)
published in Calcutta in 1800. The General Hospital stood on the
southern edge of the Maidan facing Fort William and was built in
1768.
Title: General Hospital and Surgeons House near Calcutta
Description:
Uncoloured aquatint with etching of the General
Hospital and Surgeons House in Calcutta by James Moffat (1775-1815)
published in Calcutta in 1800.
The General Hospital stood on the
southern edge of the Maidan facing Fort William and was built in
1768.
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