City of Kandahar, its Principal Bazaar and Citadel, Taken from the Nakarra Khauneh, or Royal Band Room, plate 28 from Scenery, Inhabitants and Costumes of Afghanistan, engraved by Robert Carrick c.1829-1904 1848

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"City of Kandahar, its Principal Bazaar and Citadel, Taken from the Nakarra Khauneh, or Royal Band Room, plate 28 from Scenery, Inhabitants and Costumes of Afghanistan" is an evocative illustration engraved by Robert Carrick (circa 1829-1904) in 1848, based on the original work by James Rattray. This artwork is part of a larger collection titled "Scenery, Inhabitants and Costumes of Afghanistan," which provides a visual documentation of Afghan life, architecture, and landscapes during the mid-19th century.

James Rattray, a British officer and artist, created these illustrations during his time in Afghanistan, particularly during the First Anglo-Afghan War (1839-1842). His works are notable for their detailed and vivid portrayal of the region's cultural and architectural heritage. The engraving by Robert Carrick captures the essence of Rattray's original depiction, bringing to life the bustling atmosphere of Kandahar's principal bazaar and the imposing presence of its citadel.

Kandahar, one of Afghanistan's oldest and most historically significant cities, has long been a focal point of trade, culture, and military strategy. The city's principal bazaar, as illustrated in this plate, would have been a vibrant hub of commerce, teeming with merchants, traders, and local inhabitants. The citadel, a formidable structure, underscores Kandahar's strategic importance and its role as a center of power and defense.

The vantage point from the Nakarra Khauneh, or Royal Band Room, offers a unique perspective, highlighting the architectural grandeur and the dynamic daily life within the city. This illustration not only serves as a historical record but also as an artistic interpretation that captures the spirit of Kandahar during a tumultuous period in its history.

Overall, "City of Kandahar, its Principal Bazaar and Citadel, Taken from the Nakarra Khauneh, or Royal Band Room" stands as a significant piece within the collection, offering insights into the rich cultural tapestry and historical context of 19th-century Afghanistan.

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