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Tomb [mosque] near Afzalgarh (U.P.). 8 May 1789
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Pencil and wash drawing of a mosque near
Afzalgarh in Uttar Pradesh by Thomas (1749-1840) and William
(1769-1837) Daniell, 9 May 1789. Inscribed on the front in pencil
is: '26'; and on the back in ink: 'Nr 24. Near Afzulgar'; in
pencil: 'No.38. Near Afzulgur. May 8. 89.' William Daniell is one
day out in his inscription, according to the journal.Thomas Daniell
and his nephew William arrived in Calcutta in 1786 and spent the
following nine years travelling through virtually unknown parts of
India observing and recording with skill and accuracy aspects of
the scenery and architecture they encountered. When they returned
to Britain they engraved the album of views 'Oriental Scenery' for
which they are best known. This view shows a mosque of the Mughal
period. It comprises a rectangular sanctuary surmounted by three
bulbous domes, a slender engaged minar at each of the four corners,
and three arched openings in the eastern facade.
Title: Tomb [mosque] near Afzalgarh (U.P.). 8 May 1789
Description:
Pencil and wash drawing of a mosque near
Afzalgarh in Uttar Pradesh by Thomas (1749-1840) and William
(1769-1837) Daniell, 9 May 1789.
Inscribed on the front in pencil
is: '26'; and on the back in ink: 'Nr 24.
Near Afzulgar'; in
pencil: 'No.
38.
Near Afzulgur.
May 8.
89.
' William Daniell is one
day out in his inscription, according to the journal.
Thomas Daniell
and his nephew William arrived in Calcutta in 1786 and spent the
following nine years travelling through virtually unknown parts of
India observing and recording with skill and accuracy aspects of
the scenery and architecture they encountered.
When they returned
to Britain they engraved the album of views 'Oriental Scenery' for
which they are best known.
This view shows a mosque of the Mughal
period.
It comprises a rectangular sanctuary surmounted by three
bulbous domes, a slender engaged minar at each of the four corners,
and three arched openings in the eastern facade.
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