"Kirtti Stambha at Orangal. (From a Photograph.)" (Fergusson, History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, revised ed. 1910, vol. I, woodcut 253, p. 434 (PDF leaf 498 of scan historyofindiane01ferguoft))

Wood engraving of a tall stone gateway of four carved pillars carrying a broad sculptured lintel with a goose at each end, standing in open ground; a man in a hat stands at its foot and ruins are seen in the distance.

Type: Drawing
Creator: James Fergusson, revised by James Burgess (wood engraving after a photograph)
Date: 1910
Licence: Public domain
From: James Fergusson (rev. James Burgess), History of Indian and Eastern Architecture, Vol. I (revised ed.) (opens in a new tab), 1910, p. 434, woodcut 253 (leaf 498 of scan historyofindiane01ferguoft); text p. 435
Original: archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in: Kakatiyas, Kakatiyas, Warangal, Warangal Fort, Temples & architecture