Part Of The Interior Of The Elephanta, William Daniell, March 1800

Part Of The Interior Of The Elephanta, William Daniell, March 1800

Plate 8, part 5. Image from oriental scenery. The island of elephanta, an hour by boat from bombay, is famous for its 6th century hindu cave temple and the trimurti, the great triple-headed bust representing the three aspects of shiva. The main shrine, dated to the 6th century, consists of a square flat-roofed sanctuary enshrining a shiva linga, surrounded by a pillared hall for circumambulation. The doorways are on the four sides and are flanked by colossal guardian figures. The columns are monolithic and have partly fluted shafts and cushion capitals. Object Type: print. Date: March 1800. Oriental Scenery Part 5 Fig 8
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Author: Thomas Daniell (1749–1840)Source: commons.wikimedia.org

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