A Hindoo female by William Daniell (1833)

Engraving of a woman balancing a water pot on her head beside palms, a temple, and bathers at a river steps.

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An engraved print shows a woman seen from behind, balancing a tall stacked water vessel on her head while walking along a grassy bank. Palm trees frame the scene, and a building with arched openings, temple spires, and bathers in the water stand in the background. The work is titled A Hindoo female, drawn by William Daniell and engraved by W. D. Taylor, and published in London in 1833.

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1833

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Wikimedia Commons

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