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Español: El asesinato de Tarakeshwar, pintura kalighatpat anónima, Calcuta (hacia 1875).

Data

1875

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John Onians: Atlas del arte, Ed. Blume, Barcelona, 2008, ISBN 978-84-9801-293-4

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