Kidderpore Church 1850s
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"Kidderpore Church," a salt print photograph by Captain R. B. Hill from the 1850s, depicts a Gothic Revival church in Kidderpore, India. The image showcases the church's prominent spire and intricate architectural details, captured in a sharp and detailed manner. The church stands amidst a serene landscape, with trees and a pond in the foreground, offering a glimpse into the local environment of the time. The image is a testament to the early photographic documentation of colonial India, reflecting a period of rapid modernization and architectural change. This photograph, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, provides valuable historical context for understanding the impact of British influence on Indian architecture.
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