The Attara Kacheri as the Karnataka High Court, dates back to 1867, built under the reign of Tipu Sultan, the Emperor of Mysore. It's Graeco-Roman style of architecture – a structure of vast expanse with Ionic porticoes at the center and at the two ends of the elevation.
It was earlier named as Old Public Offices and got its name of Attara Kacheri when the eighteen departments in the general and revenue secretariat of the Mysore Government were shifted here from their crowded premises in Tipu Sultan's summer palace.
The construction was taken up in 1864 and completed at a cost of Rs. 4.5 lakhs in 1868.
Sold exclusively through Law Suits and More as a part of our new Courtship Collection!
Anchal’s art, “her use of colours leaves you feeling invigorated” as one of her clients puts it. Her work has been exhibited at the Dubai International Art Show, the Indian Art Festival and more. We’re delighted to have her work on the “Courtship Series” featuring High courts around the country.
| Dimensions (In Inches) : | 8" x 10" |
| Type : | Unframed |
| Medium/Material : | Pen & Ink with acrylic wash on cartridge sheet |
| Framing Suggestions : | A white mount of 2"-4" and a thick black/brown wooden frame |
| Portrait/Landscape : | Landscape |
| Artist/Brand : | Anchal Agarwal Bansal |
| SKU : | LSM006Or |