The Orpheus panel in the Diwani-i-am, Delhi, 1908-02
Scope and Contents
Half-plate. (The Fort). High up above the doorway and over the place of the peacock throne. This panel of inlaid stones is about 9 in high by 6 in wide. (Murrays account is utterly ridiculous - for one thing this panel represents a young man, and Austin of Bordeaux was an old man when here). (Fisher). [Photograph shows painting of European playing the violin].
Dates
- Creation: 1908-02
Creator
- From the File: Fisher, Alfred Hugh, 1867 -1945 (artist and photographer) (Person)
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Language of Materials
English
Bibliography
General
PJ.
Finding aid date
2002-08-27 15:06:42+00:00
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