Murray's diary re4cords that he photographed the Jami Masjid on two occasions, 15th and 25th February 1858. With letterpress label on mount: Printed at the School of Industrial Art, Calcutta, from a negative by Dr Murray, Civil Surgeon, Agra.
Mussum Boorj and Dewan Khass [Musamman Burj and Diwan-i-Khas] of the Palace, Delhi. Photographer: John Murray.
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'The two jharokhas inserted by Akbar II in the Musamman Burj and the passage from the Khwabgah to the Rang Mahal are particularly prominent in this photograph as is the high gabled tent over the Khwabgah' (J. P. Losty et al., Delhi. Red Fort to Raisina, New Delhi, 2012. Caption to fig. 41). Wit...
The Mote Musjid, Agra. Left hand. Photographer: Robert and Harriet Tytler
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View looking across the courtyard of the Moti Masjid or Pearl Mosque at Agra, with entrance arch at left and part of the arcade of arches visible at the right. Left-hand side of a three part panorama comprising prints 2-4.
The Mote Musjid, Agra. Centre. Photographer: Tytler, Robert and Harriet
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View looking across the courtyard towards the arcaded prayer hall of the Pearl Mosque. Central section of a three-part panoramic view of the Moti Masjid or Pearl Mosque at Agra, comprising prints 2-4.
The Taj, Agra, right hand. Photographers: Robert and Harriet Tytler
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View from the south of the east minaret. Print shows considerable fading in highlight areas. Prints 6-8 link to form a panoramic view of the Taj Mahal.