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Watercolour

ca. 1920 (painted)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Shows a Burmese landscape with part of a terraced temple on the left, with a road running past it and a pond on the other side, and hills in the distance. In greens and greys and the monk's robes lying out to dry on the platform on which the buildings stand picked out in brilliant saffron.


Object details

Category
Object type
Materials and techniques
Paper and watercolour.
Brief description
Painting with a pagoda in a Burmese landscape in greens and greys. Watercolour on paper. Artist Captain W. Braxton Sinclair, RE., FRIBA, ca. 1920
Physical description
Shows a Burmese landscape with part of a terraced temple on the left, with a road running past it and a pond on the other side, and hills in the distance. In greens and greys and the monk's robes lying out to dry on the platform on which the buildings stand picked out in brilliant saffron.
Dimensions
  • Height: 12.5cm
  • Width: 26.0cm
Credit line
Given by Mrs. Mary Simpson
Collection
Accession number
IS.71-1978

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Record createdJuly 23, 2001
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