The Palace Black and white drawing of a stone building with many windows and arches. The building fills the right two-thirds of the image; the left third is a continuation of the building in the background. The right side shows a long wall made of stone blocks with a large archway. The wall has many windows and a flat roof. The left side shows another stone building and two people standing on the left. The sky is clear and light-colored with birds flying. The artist is Frederick Landseer Maur Griggs.
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- 770 × 900 px
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