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An interesting view looking down onto the timber yard below the palace, with the Taj Mahal visible in the distance.
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DR. JOHN MURRAY
'The Hall of Public Audience in the Palace of Shah Jehan, Agra'; 'Superstructure of Shah's Tomb, Agra', early 1850s, published 1857
Two salt prints from waxed paper negatives, 13 x 18¼ in. and 9½ x 13½ in., mounted on card, each titled in pencil and with printed photographer's credit Photographed by J. Murray, M.D. Agra and publisher's credit London, Published Dec. 1 1857 by J. Hogarth on mount. (2)
'The Hall of Public Audience in the Palace of Shah Jehan, Agra'; 'Superstructure of Shah's Tomb, Agra', early 1850s, published 1857
Two salt prints from waxed paper negatives, 13 x 18¼ in. and 9½ x 13½ in., mounted on card, each titled in pencil and with printed photographer's credit Photographed by J. Murray, M.D. Agra and publisher's credit London, Published Dec. 1 1857 by J. Hogarth on mount. (2)