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TitleGateway for the Nukar Khana of Nawab Mustafa Khan's palace
Document TypeAntiquarian Photograph
MediumAlbumen print pasted on mountDatec.1855
Size9.84 x 14.96 in (25.00 x 38.00 cm)
InscriptionPrinted in English 'PLATE XXXI. GATEWAY FOR THE NUKAR KHANA OF NAWAB MUSTAFA KHAN'S PALACE.' l.c.on mount and no. inscribed in pencil '47' and '2037' on verso.
Location FeaturedAsaf-ud-Daula's Imambara or Bara Imambara, Lucknow