File:Paugla Pool, with Part of Dacca in the Extreme Distance (1817).jpg

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Description

English: This etching was taken from plate 3 of Charles D'Oyly's 'Antiquities of Dacca'. Paugla Pool was a famous bridge erected in the 17th century, but ruined by the time D'Oyly or his co-author James Atkinson saw it. Atkinson wrote of this image: " part of the city of Dacca is seen in the distance, under an effect of light, and shade which was studied on the spot. The far-off white houses of the European inhabitants, when illuminated by a partial gleam of sun-light, form a sparkling contrast to the broad masses and dark foliage of the fore-ground, and the romantic ruins of the bridge."

Date

1817

Source

The British Library

Author



Alternative names	Charles D'Oyly; Charles D. D'Oyly; Sir Charles D'Oyly; Charles, Baronet D'Oyly; Sir D'Oyly; Sir Charles D'Oyly, 7th Bt.; Charles Oyly
Description	British painter, civil servant and scientific illustrator
Date of birth/death	18 September 1781	21 September 1845
Location of birth/death	Murshidabad	Livorno
Authority file	: Q7526198 VIAF: 7739292 ISNI: 0000000080873207 ULAN: 500001007 LCCN: n89260660 NLA: 35044237 WorldCat

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