Cannoge on the River Ganges.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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Cannoge on the River Ganges. No. XII. CANNOGE, ON THE RIVER GANGES. It is impossible to look at these miserable remnants of the great city of Cannoge without the most melancholy sensations, and the strongest conviction of the instability of man's proudest works. Cannoge was built, it is said...
View at Nijeibabad, near the Coaduwar Gaut, Rohilcund.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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View at Nijeibabad, near the Coaduwar Gaut, Rohilcund. No. XIII. VIEW AT NIGEIBABAD, NEAR THE COADWAR GAUT. Nigeibabad is one of the most opulent towns in the fertile district of Rohilcund, and subject at this time to Fizula Cawn. It is a place of tolerable trade, chiefly carried on with the...
Coaduwar Gaut.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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Coaduwar Gaut. No. XIV. COADUWAR GAUT. This view represents the Coaduwar Gaut, which is the principal pass leading from the Rohilla district into the interior of the mountainous country of Serinagur. Those romantic and lofty regions never having been explored by European adventurers, any att...
View in the Koah Nullah.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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View in the Koah Nullah. No. XV. VIEW IN THE KOAH NULLAH. The Koah Nullah is a mountain stream that in the season of rain must be a most furious torrent, but in the month of April was a delightful rivulet, that, sparkling in the sun, gave animation and beauty to the rude scenes through which ...
Jugeanor in the mountains of Sirinagur.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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Jugeanor in the mountains of Sirinagur. No. XVI. JUGCANOR, IN THE MOUNTAINS OF SERINAGUR. In this view also the Koah Nullah makes its appearance: on the banks of which, raised above the reach of casual floods, stands the pleasant village of Jugcanor. It is a small irregular place; the zemind...
View near Daramundi, in the mountains of Sirinagur.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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View near Daramundi, in the mountains of Sirinagur. No. XVII. VIEW NEAR DURAMUNDI, IN THE MOUNTAINS OF SERINAGUR. Duramundi is a village further advanced into the mountains, about ten miles from Jugcanor, and two or three short of Dusa. Here the mountainous masses are considerably enlarged, ...
Near Dusa, in the mountains of Sirinagur.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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Near Dusa, in the mountains of Sirinagur. No. XVIII. NEAR DUSA, IN THE MOUNTAINS OF SERINAGUR. Dusa stands on the banks of the Koah Nullah, a few miles, it is said, below its source. The forms of the mountains are, from this point, extremely bold, and all around the general effect is majesti...
Buddell, opposite Bilkate in the mountains of Sirinagur.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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Buddell, opposite Bilkate in the mountains of Sirinagur. No. XIX. BUDDELL, OPPOSITE BILCATE, VIEW OF THE RAMGUNGA, IN THE MOUNTAINS OF SERINAGUR. The village of Buddell is about fourteen miles from Dusa, and separated from it by a very lofty mountainous ridge. It is pleasantly situated on a ...
View on the Ram-Gunga, between Buddell and Bilkate [in fact, the R. Nayar].. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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View on the Ram-Gunga, between Buddell and Bilkate. No. XX. VIEW OF THE RAMGUNGA. This view is taken in the vicinity, and between the villages of Buddell and Bilcate, from a most delightful spot insulated by the Ramgunga, whose clear and active streams communicated both freshness and beauty t...
View taken between Natan & Taka Ca Munda, Sirinagur mountains.. Artist(s): Daniell, Thomas (1749-1840), and Daniell, William (1769-1837)
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View taken between Natan & Taka Ca Munda, Sirinagur mountains. No. XXI. VIEW BETWEEN NATAN AND TAKA-CA-MUNDA. On proceeding from Natan towards Serinagur, the road still continues to ascend, and from a point of great elevation this view was taken. The eye is here on a level with the tops ...