[Sutar ka Jhopda Cave Interior, Ellora Caves], 1890–1900, Platinum print, Image: 27.8 x 22.8 cm (10 15/16 x 9 in.), Photographs, Alfred William Plâté (German (active Sri Lanka), ca. 1859 –1931 Linz), This beautifully printed and perfectly preserved print shows the most famous Buddhist rock-cut temple in Ellora, India, the “Carpenter’s Cave,” excavated about 700. Although carved from rock, the large hall is designed to look like a vaulted ceiling of wood beams supported by columns, echoing contemporary timber shrines
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Sutar ka Jhopda Cave Interior, Ellora Caves, 1890–1900, Platinum print, Image, 27.8 x 22.8 cm, 10 15/16 9, Photographs, Alfred William Plâté, German, active Sri Lanka, ca., 1859, –1931, Linz, beautifully, printed, perfectly preserved, print, famous Buddhist, rock-cut, temple, Ellora, India, Carpenter, Cave, excavated, 700, carved, rock, large hall, designed, look, vaulted ceiling, wood beams, supported, columns, echoing contemporary, timber, shrines
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