Sale 4826
London, South Kensington
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25 April 2012
Price realised
GBP 2,375
Estimate
Company School, circa 1830s Views of Agra and Delhi including: View of the Tajh from the River Jumna; Front Entrance to the Tajh; Front Entrance to the Tajh Gateway. Agra; Tajh Agra; Interior of the Tajh. Agra; Tomb of Zahona Begum, Daughter of Shah Jehan, King of Delhi; Secundra, Tomb of Achbar, King of Delhi; Delhi Gateway of the Fort of Agra; Dieg; and Kootub Minar. Delhi variously inscribed as titled pen and ink and watercolour on paper unframed 5½ x 7 3/8in. (14 x 18.7cm.) and similar (19)
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