Exterieur van de Grote Poort in Secunderabad before 1871
samuelbourne
aged paper
toned paper
muted colour palette
ink paper printed
sculpture
unrealistic statue
carved into stone
pencil art
watercolor
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Samuel Bourne was a British photographer who traveled extensively through India, documenting the architecture and people he encountered. This photograph, taken before 1871, depicts the "Grote Poort" in Secunderabad, a monumental gateway that showcases the intricate details of Mughal architecture. The clear, detailed image reveals the symmetrical design, arched entrances, and decorative elements that characterize this style. Bourne's work offers a valuable glimpse into the architectural wonders of India during a period of significant historical and social change. The photograph, likely part of a larger series, highlights Bourne's commitment to capturing the beauty and cultural richness of the region.
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