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Hand-coloured architectural elevation of an Indian pagoda with minaret and dome, with tomb detail insets in the corners.

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Géométral des tombeaux situés au champ de délassement du corps ; La pagode indienne d’intelligence est au parvis ouvert en belles allées très-plaisantes, Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1777-1825). Via artnap.com

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This hand-coloured architectural drawing shows an elevation of an Indian-style pagoda crowned by a minaret and a bulbous dome, flanked by tall finials. Smaller insets on the upper corners depict tomb designs with sarcophagi, a radiating star, and a domed monument on a stepped base, with explanatory French captions. The work is attributed to Jean Jacques Lequeu and dated 1777-1825.