Showing 5 artworks with Raja Deen Dayal
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1888 photo by Raja Deen Dayal captures a serene Mughal channel near Aurangabad. Explore this sepia-toned masterpiece of architectural detail & tranquility – a unique glimpse into India's past.
Discover "Moosi River, Hyderabad" by Raja Deen Dayal (1888). A captivating black & white photograph showcasing vibrant Indian life along the Moosi River. Explore a historic masterpiece!
Discover Raja Deen Dayal’s poignant 1800 photograph 'Objects for Everyday Use,' a rare glimpse into Indian poverty & social realism via albumen print.
A poignant sepia-toned glimpse into 19th-century Indian social realism through Raja Deen Dayal's evocative photograph Objects for everyday use, inviting you to explore this rare piece of historical artistry.
Rare 1800 photo by Raja Deen Dayal captures Indian daily life & poverty through albumen print. Witness social realism in this poignant documentary image of pottery-making.