Safdarjung's Tomb

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Safdarjung's tomb in Delhi. From photographic prints sent by Baron Alexis de Lagrange.

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Artists

Names:
Bar, Alexandre de; Lagrange, Alexis de
Dates:
1821-1908, 1825-1917
Countries:
France, France

Illustration

Subject:
Buildings & Monuments
Technique:
Wood Engraving
Format:
Landscape (wider)

Periodical

Title:
L'Illustration
Author:
Collective work
Publisher:
Paris: Dubochet et Cie, 1857

Description:

Safdarjung’s tomb is a monument in Delhi, India. It was built in 1753-54 by Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula for his father Safdarjung (sometimes spelled Safdarjang or Safdar Jang), the second nawab of Awadh (Oudh) (1739-53).

The mausoleum was built in red sandstone and buff stone and is an example of the architecture of the late Mughal dynasty.

The caption reads in the original French: Tombeau de Soudja el Daolat, à Dehli. — D’après des épreuves photographiques communiquées par M. le baron Alexis de Lagrange.

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