General view from the north-west of the Ambaranatha Temple, Ambarnath. Photographer: Cousens, Henry
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Genre: Architectural Photography Photograph taken during the Western Circle survey season of 1891-92. Another copy of this print at Photo 1009/1 (1331). Subjects = Indian architecture
General view from the east of the Ambaranatha Temple, Ambarnath. Photographer: Cousens, Henry
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Genre: Architectural Photography Photograph taken during the Western Circle survey season of 1891-92. Another copy of this print at Photo 1009/1 (1332). Subjects = Indian architecture
Close view of base of wall of main shrine of the Ambaranatha Temple, Ambarnath, showing moulding and sculptural detail. Photographer: Cousens, Henry
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Genre: Architectural Photography Photograph taken during the Western Circle survey season of 1891-92. Another copy of this print at Photo 1009/1 (1333). Subjects = Indian architecture; Indian sculpture
View of domed ceiling in the mandapa of the Ambaranatha Temple, Ambarnath. Photographer: Cousens, Henry
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Genre: Architectural Photography View looking up towards ceiling, showing deeply undercut carving of dome. Photograph taken during the Western Circle survey season of 1891-92. Another copy of this print at Photo 1009/1 (1334). Subjects = Indian architecture; Indian sculpture
Five-storeyed gopura of the Pattabhirama Temple, Vijayanagara. Photographer: Cole, Henry Hardy
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Genre: Architectural Photography Head-on view of the gopura, in ruinous condition. Identified as the east gopura of the Vitthala Temple in Bloch's list, but this is certainly the same structure as the restored gopura in Gollings, Fritz and Michell, 'City of Victory' (Aperture, New York, 1991), ...
Modern granite shed inside of porch, being a support for the riuins, Vitthala Temple, Vijayanagara. Photographer: Cole, Henry Hardy
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Genre: Architectural Photography Caption taken from Bloch's list is suspect. The attribution of the photograph to Cole in Bloch's list is probably incorrect. Subjects = Indian architecture