Sir Charles D’Oyly (1781–1845) was a British public official and amateur artist known for his work in India. He served in the Bengal Civil Service and held senior positions with the East India Company. D’Oyly is celebrated for his illustrations of Indian scenes, often published in books.
Street in Patna, is a captivating depiction of daily life in 19th-century India. The scene is bustling with activity, showing a narrow street lined with traditional Indian buildings. Figures in various attires, including Indian men and women, and possibly some British officials, go about their daily routines. The use of light and shadow highlights the architectural details and the vibrant atmosphere of the marketplace. D’Oyly, a British artist working for the East India Company, expertly captures the unique cultural blend and dynamic energy of the colonial city, making the painting a valuable historical and artistic record.
Sir Charles D’Oyly (1781–1845) was a British public official and amateur artist known for his work in India. He served in the Bengal Civil Service and held senior positions with the East India Company. D’Oyly is celebrated for his illustrations of Indian scenes, often published in books.
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Street in Patna, is a captivating depiction of daily life in 19th-century India. The scene is bustling with activity, showing a narrow street lined with traditional Indian buildings. Figures in various attires, including Indian men and women, and possibly some British officials, go about their daily routines. The use of light and shadow highlights the architectural details and the vibrant atmosphere of the marketplace. D’Oyly, a British artist working for the East India Company, expertly captures the unique cultural blend and dynamic energy of the colonial city, making the painting a valuable historical and artistic record.
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