Janus: Photographs of India

RCS/Y3022C-E/Y3022D contains:
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37	The mausoleum of Akbar, the upper marble sarcophagus, Secundra
38	The principle gate of the Fort, Bhurtpore
39	The Fort, Deig
40	The Fort, the Palace and Principal Entrance
41	The Happy Valley, Gwalior
42	Ancient Brahminical temple in the Fort, carved pillars, &c.
43	Oriental Bank, Watson's Hotel, &c.
44	General view of the great cave of Elephanta from entrance
45	Colossal figures on the Linga Chapel
46	The Queen's statue
47	The Reversing Station, Bhore Ghat Railway Incline
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Photographs of India

Title	Ancient Brahminical temple in the Fort, carved pillars, &c.
Reference	Y3022D/42
Creator	Bourne, Samuel, 1834-1912, photographer
Covering Dates	1860–1869 (Probably taken during the mid 1860s.)

Content and context

294 x 234 mm. View of the interior of the Sas-Bahu temple, situated on an E outcrop at the centre of the ridge, and showing a group of pillars carved in decorative swirling forms, with more naturalistic sculptures near the base. The group of the temples date from around the end of the 11th century.

Bourne no. 1332.

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Asia

Gwalior

India

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