Indian architecture, its psychology, structure, and history from the first Muhammadan invasion to the present day
Havell's 1913 London study of Indian architecture, from the first Muslim invasion to his own day, is a scholarly survey aimed at readers of architecture and history. The plates are black-and-white photographs and measured drawings of mosques, temples and tombs, including a vaulted hall, a row of carved columns, a sectioned interior with glazed domes, and a distant view of a Delhi mosque, offering a designer studies of arches, colonnades and domed profiles.
