'Akalis at the Holy Tank, Umritsur', chromolithographic plate, by William Simpson, published in 'India Ancient and Modern', Day & Son, London, 1867
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'Akalis at the Holy Tank, Umritsur', chromolithographic plate, by William Simpson, published in 'India Ancient and Modern', Day & Son, London, 1867, William Simpson (1867), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
'Akalis at the Holy Tank, Umritsur', chromolithographic plate, by William Simpson, published in 'India Ancient and Modern', Day & Son, London, 1867, William Simpson (1867), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com'Akalis at the Holy Tank, Umritsur', chromolithographic plate, by William Simpson, published in 'India Ancient and Modern', Day & Son, London, 1867, William Simpson (1867), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-166989913">artnap.com</a>
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A chromolithographic plate shows a bearded, turbaned man seated cross-legged on a rug in a courtyard with a patterned tiled floor. Onlookers stand nearby, including women in red garments and a child, while figures watch from a window beneath a striped awning. The plate is titled 'Akalis at the Holy Tank, Umritsur', by William Simpson, published in 'India Ancient and Modern', London, 1867.
