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English: Mezzotint print of Krishnaraja Wodeyar III at the time of his installation in 1799. Reproduced in C. Hayavadana Rao's, History of Mysore, 1399 to 1799, volume III, Bangalore: Government Press, 1943.
Date between 1799 and 1807
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Scanned from C. Hayavadana Rao's, History of Mysore, 1399 to 1799, volume III, Bangalore: Government Press, 1943 by User:Fowler&fowler

Rao took the image from Francis Buchanan's Journey, 1807, which attributes it to "C. Picart (Sculptor)" (see pg. 1923 of source).
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