View of Gwalior, India. River with steep banks to the left leads back to a forested plain; behind is a mountain plateau and the domes and minarets of Gwalior. Four natives are in the foreground to the right. Elephants bathe centre left.
This painting by Edward Lear, a painter and writer of nonsense verse such as 'The Owl and the Pussycat' shows a panoramic view of a wide river flanked by steep banks on either side.In the foreground to the right are several men by the river, to left of the picture elephants bathe in the river. In the background is a mountain plateau and the minarets and domes of Gwalior can be seen in the distance.
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