The Tamukkam or Tamkam 1858
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"The Tamukkam or Tamkam" is an 1858 photograph by Linnaeus Tripe, showcasing a grand, multi-story building in a serene landscape. The detailed image captures the architectural intricacies of the structure, from its intricate balconies to the lush greenery surrounding it. The building's imposing presence is further emphasized by the sprawling grounds and a simple fence in the foreground. Tripe's meticulous capture of architectural details and the landscape is a testament to his mastery of the photographic medium and his contribution to documenting the architecture and landscapes of colonial India. This photograph, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a valuable historical artifact offering a glimpse into the past.
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