“The King’s Palace at Amarapura” was drawn by Colesworthy Grant in 1855 at Amarapura, Myanmar. It is a watercolour work shown on SketchMap Atlas at the place where it was made.
The palace’s tiered spire and cannon in the square: a watercolour with pen, 1855.
| Artist | Colesworthy Grant |
|---|---|
| Year | 1855 |
| Place | Amarapura, Myanmar |
| Technique | watercolour |
| Licence | Public domain |
| Source | Wikimedia Commons |
Amarapura, Myanmar is on the SketchMap Atlas world map, with Colesworthy Grant’s sketch pinned where it was made.
Been to Amarapura, Myanmar? Add your own sketch next to Colesworthy Grant’s.
Colesworthy Grant drew “The King’s Palace at Amarapura” at Amarapura, Myanmar. SketchMap Atlas shows it on a world map at this spot, so you can stand where the artist stood.
The palace’s tiered spire and cannon in the square: a watercolour with pen, 1855. It is a watercolour work by Colesworthy Grant, 1855.
SketchMap Atlas shows 2 sketches by Colesworthy Grant, each at the place where it was drawn. See them all on the artist page.
The image is marked “Public domain” and comes from Wikimedia Commons. See the source link for the exact terms.
