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Posted on: 15 January 2014
The Gavi Gangadhareshvara Temple, Bangalore - 1804
Plate nineteen in 'Picturesque Scenery in the Kingdom of Mysore' by James Hunter. This aquatint is based on a picture by Hunter, and contrary to its assigned title -'A Moorish Mosque At Bangalore', represents a Hindu temple.
The GANGADHARESHVARA TEMPLE at Bangalore was also the subject of an aquatint by Thomas and William Daniell in the fifth voume of their Oriental Scenery series.
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some 'Moorish Mosque', dumb artist! I was fascinated to visit there in '09. This drawing doesn't make it very clear that there's a cave.