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Views in the Koah Nullah (Abbey 420 no.141; Archer IV, pl.15)
Jugeanor, in the Mountains of Sirinagur (Abbey 420 no.142; Archer IV, pl.16)
hand-coloured aquatints, May 1804, thick paper. light surface soiling of the margin the first plate
P.490 x 655mm.; 480 x 650mm.
22 April 1789: "Left Coadwar gaut abt 1/2 af 6 and marched to Juganor- The Scenes the whole way of the most romantic kind- impassable for any animals ....Jugeanor is a small irregular place; the zemindar, or chief landholder of the neighbourhood, like the village squires of other countries is lodged more sumptuously than his inferiors" (2)
Jugeanor, in the Mountains of Sirinagur (Abbey 420 no.142; Archer IV, pl.16)
hand-coloured aquatints, May 1804, thick paper. light surface soiling of the margin the first plate
P.490 x 655mm.; 480 x 650mm.
22 April 1789: "Left Coadwar gaut abt 1/2 af 6 and marched to Juganor- The Scenes the whole way of the most romantic kind- impassable for any animals ....Jugeanor is a small irregular place; the zemindar, or chief landholder of the neighbourhood, like the village squires of other countries is lodged more sumptuously than his inferiors" (2)