Indian Girl Seated by a River by William Daniell (1829)

Watercolor of a seated woman in a blue veil beside clay jars, with a palm tree, stone shrine, and river behind her.

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A watercolor and pen drawing titled Indian Girl Seated by a River, attributed to William Daniell and dated 1829. A young woman in a blue veil and maroon blouse sits on a grassy bank beside clay water jars, while a palm tree rises behind her. Beyond a low wall and carved stone shrine, figures draw water at the river and a fortified structure sits on the distant hill.

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1829

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Museum

Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain

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Landscapes