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The Diwan-i Khas from the Mussaman Burj, Agra Palace, 1862-64. Creator: John Murray
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The Diwan-i Khas from the Mussaman Burj, Agra Palace, 1862-64. Creator: John Murray
The Diwan-i Khas from the Mussaman Burj, Agra Palace, 1862-64
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The Diwan-i Khas - A Glimpse into the Majestic Mughal Architecture of Agra Palace
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. This photo print, captured by John Murray in 1862-64, showcases the grandeur of the Diwan-i Khas from the Mussaman Burj within Agra Palace. The image takes us back to a bygone era, where British photographer John Murray skillfully immortalized this architectural masterpiece. The Diwan-i Khas, also known as the Hall of Private Audience, stands tall within the fortified walls of Agra Fort in Uttar Pradesh, India. Its intricate design and exquisite craftsmanship reflect the opulence and splendor of Mughal architecture. This pavilion served as an exclusive chamber for Emperor Shah Jahan to hold private meetings with his courtiers and dignitaries. Murray's expert use of photography accentuates every detail - from the delicate arches adorned with floral motifs to the ornate marble pillars that support its regal dome. The play between light and shadow adds depth to this mesmerizing composition. As we gaze upon this historical relic through Murray's lens, we are transported back in time to witness firsthand a testament to India's rich cultural heritage. This photograph serves as a window into an era when emperors ruled over vast territories with grace and elegance. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art under their Heritage Art collection, this waxed paper negative print is not only a visual delight but also a valuable piece
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