History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c26.27

v2.c26.27

In an exhaustive treatise on the subject, the styles of Ahmadnagar and Aurangâbâd, A.D. 1490-1707, ought, perhaps, to be enumerated, and some minor styles elsewhere. These have not, however, sufficient individuality to deserve being regarded as separate styles, and the amount of illustration that can be introduced into a work like the present is not sufficient to render the differences sensible to those who are not personally acquainted with the examples.