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Udaipur, India

Walter Crane

Art Funded
2004
Dimensions
22.2 x 36.2 cm
Presented by
National Loan Collection Trust through The Art Fund
Crane and his wife left for India in November 1906 and after visiting Ceylon they arrived back in Marseilles in March 1907.

On his return, Crane published 'India Impressions' in which he described their shor visit to Udaipur.

Provenance

Sidney Claridge Turner; National Loan Collection Trust.

Bodycolour on paper

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