A Company officer and his survey team sketching and taking measurements of the ruined Kedaresvara Temple, Nagalapuram, Karnataka.
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(18) A Company officer about to sketch a ruined temple, perhaps at Vijayanagar. Servants carry a portfolio, ink and a chair. Water-colour; 15.5 by 21.25 ins.
Mahadeo temple and hostel for Brahmins at the source of the Cauvery River, Tulla Cauvery
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(13) Mahadeo temple and hostel for Brahmins at Tulla Cauvery. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘Pagoda at Tulla Cauvery. House for the reception of Bramins.’ Pencil; 14 by 20.5 ins. Note: WD743-747 and 765 are by the same hand.
W. front of the temple at Jabung (E. Java). c. March 1812. Artist(s): MacKenzie, Colin (1754-1821)
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(22) W. front of the temple at Jabung (E. Java). c.March 1812. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘Djabong near Probolingo. March. 1812.’ Water-colour; 13 by 19 ins. Note: See engraving in Raffles, ‘History of Java,’ ii, 51.
Ruins of the 'Elephant Stables', Vijayanagar. Copy by Rowley of an original sketch of 1801 by Monisse. Artist(s): Rowley, George (d.1803)
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(21) Ruins of the 'Elephant Stables', Vijayanagar. December 1801. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘Ruins of Beejanugger. The Rayels Elephant Stables in December 180l. Reduced by Lieut Rowley in 1803 from an Original Sketched by Monisse. Decr 1801.’ Water-colour; 11.5 by 19 ins.
Jami Masjid, Cuttack (Orissa). Artist(s): 'Abdullah, Shaikh (fl. 1818-1819) after Newman, John (fl. c.1795-1818)
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(10) Jami‘ Masjid, Cuttack (Orissa). Inscribed on front in ink: ‘View of Jumma Musgeed in Cuttack. Copied by Shaik Abdalla.’ See J. Howes 'Illustrating India' (2010), plate 36. Water-colour; 11.75 by 19 ins.
View of Karkala with the statue of Gomatesvara. May 1806. Artist(s): Ward, Benjamin Swain (1786-1835), attributed to
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(53) View of Karkala, with the statue of Gomatesvara. May 1806. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘View of the rock of Carcull & the first appearance of the Gigantic Statue of Goomut Iswar on its summit. May 1806.’ Reproduced in Howes (2010), p.153, fig 4.31. Pencil and pen-and-ink; 10 by 15.5...
Ruins of the 'Elephant Stables' at Vijayanagar. Copy of an original drawing by Monisse dated 1801.. Artist(s): 'Abdullah, Shaikh (fl. 1818-1819), after Monisse.
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(21) Ruins of the 'Elephant Stables' at Vijayanagar. December 1801. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘Ruins of Beejanuggur. The Rayel's Elephant Stables in Decr 1801. Copd by Shaik Abdullah. Janry 1819.’ Water-colour; 9 by 17.5 ins.
General view of Fort Defiance (i.e. the so-called Tamkam), near Madura.. Artist(s): MacKenzie, Colin (1754-1821)
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(9) General view of Fort Defiance, near Madura. Inscribed on front in ink: ‘Fort Defiance and the Landscape near it, near Madura, in 1784. Originally sketched by C McK.’ Water-colour; 12 by 18.5 ins. Note: This is the famous Tumkum, the country house erected by Tirumala Nayak, subsequently c...