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Painting of a ruined pavilion beneath a large banyan tree, with a woman, goats and a man on a dirt path in the foreground.

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Ruins of the Naurattan, Sasaram, Bihar, Thomas Daniell, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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The painting shows a crumbling multi-storey pavilion with arched openings and a rooftop kiosk, set on a grassy rise beneath a large banyan tree whose aerial roots hang from its branches. A seated woman with a child, a white goat, and a man walking along a dirt path populate the foreground, while a distant arched ruin and low hills appear under a soft, luminous sky. This is a print by Thomas Daniell, held by Wikimedia Commons, with the title Ruins of the Naurattan, Sasaram, Bihar.

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