Who painted Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah.?

Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah. was painted by Robert Captain Smith in 1830.

Where can I see Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah.?

Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah. is held by Victoria and Albert Museum.

What movement is Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah.?

Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah. is associated with Romanticism.

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Artwork

Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah.

Robert Captain Smith , 1830

Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah. is a drawing by the Romanticist artist Robert Captain Smith. It dates from 1830 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

About this work

Overview

This drawing is one of 65 pencil illustrations from Captain Robert Smith's 'Pictorial Journal of Travels in Hindustan', created between 1828 and 1833.

Subject & Meaning

The work depicts the 'Moosulmaun Tomb, Poorah', a Muslim tomb in a serene landscape, with a domed structure, arched doorways, and a surrounding fence, accompanied by two small figures and sparse vegetation.

Technique & Style

The drawing is characterized by fine lines that create subtle shadows and texture, resulting in a detailed yet soft appearance.

History & Provenance

The 'Pictorial Journal' remained unpublished until Smith's retirement in 1833 and was later donated to the collection in 1915, having documented his travels along the Ganges and visits to various Indian cities.