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View at Nijeibebad, near the Coaduwar Gaut, Rohilcund (Abbey 420 no.139; Archer IV, pl.13)
Coaduwar Gaut (Abbey 420 no.140; Archer IV, pl.14)
hand-coloured aquatints, March 1804, thick paper. slight damage to surface of image of first print
P.480 x 650mm.; 485 x 655mm.
16 April 1789: "Had a very agreable march to Nidjibabad" a town which Thomas later described as "a place of tolerable trade".
18 April 1789: "...Were overtaken by Golaum Mahommed who accompanied us to Coadwar Gaut, where we received very great attention from the people of the place". The Daniells' carrying chairs or jampans are visible lower left corner of this print. (2)
Coaduwar Gaut (Abbey 420 no.140; Archer IV, pl.14)
hand-coloured aquatints, March 1804, thick paper. slight damage to surface of image of first print
P.480 x 650mm.; 485 x 655mm.
16 April 1789: "Had a very agreable march to Nidjibabad" a town which Thomas later described as "a place of tolerable trade".
18 April 1789: "...Were overtaken by Golaum Mahommed who accompanied us to Coadwar Gaut, where we received very great attention from the people of the place". The Daniells' carrying chairs or jampans are visible lower left corner of this print. (2)