Temple at Tuloom by Frederick Catherwood (1844)

Hand-colored lithograph of a ruined stone temple at Tuloom surrounded by jungle, with workers clearing vegetation in front.

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Why is this public domain? Frederick Catherwood died in 1854; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-colored lithograph shows the ruined stone temple at Tuloom, its walls partly collapsed and overgrown, set among tall trees and palms. Several men in light clothing and wide-brimmed hats work and rest in the foreground amid cut vegetation, while a figure stands at the doorway. This plate, numbered 24, is by Frederick Catherwood and dated 1844.

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