View of the River Karnaphuli, Rangamati (Bengal). Artist(s): Blagrave, Jane (fl. 1809-1840)
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View of the River Karnaphuli, Rangamati (Bengal). 1837. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘J.M.A. Blagrave. 1837. View at Rungamati up the Kurmfooli.’ Pen-and-ink; 7.5 by 10.25
European house on river bank, Cossipur (Bengal). c.1830. Artist(s): Blagrave, Jane (fl. 1809-1840)
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European house on river bank, Cossipur (Bengal). c.1830. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘J.M.A.B. Mrs Wilson’s Refuge. Cossipore.’ Pen-and-ink; 4.25 by 6.25 ins.
View of a small European station beside a river, perhaps Chittagong and the Karnaphuli River (Bengal). Artist(s): Blagrave, Jane (fl. 1809-1840)
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View of a small European station beside a river, perhaps Chittagong and the Karnaphuli River (Bengal). 1837. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘J.M.A. Blagrave. /37. Calcutta. Fairy Hill. Tempest Hill. East View.’ Pen-and ink; 7.5 by 10.25
View of the island of Jehangira in the Ganges at Sultanganj (Bihar). 10 August 1822. Artist(s): Blagrave, Jane (fl. 1809-1840)
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View of the island of Jehangira in the Ganges at Sultanganj (Bihar). 10 August 1822. Inscribed on front in pencil: ‘Jehanguira Rocks from the East. Augt 10th 1822.’ Pencil; 4.25 by 5.75 ins.
View of the same European station as depicted in WD 1703, perhaps Chittagong and the Karnaphuli River (Bengal). Artist(s): Blagrave, Jane (fl. 1809-1840)
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View of the same European station as depicted in WD1703, perhaps Chittagong and the Karnaphuli River (Bengal). 1837. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘J.M.A. Blagrave. Calcutta /37. Tempest Hill. Fairy Hill. South View.’ Pen-and-ink and water-colour; 7.5 by 10.25ins.
Temple with steps leading down to the river at the junction of the Ganges and Jumnna (U.P.). 18 July 1822. Artist(s): Blagrave, Jane (fl. 1809-1840)
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Temple with steps leading down to the river at the junction of the Chambal and Jumna (U.P.). 18 July 1822. Inscribed on front in pencil: ‘Temple N of the Chumbul at the junction with the Jumna July 18th 1822.’ Pencil; 4.25 by 5.75 ins.
