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English: Inlaid stone art (jaratkari) from the walls of the Golden Temple shrine in Amritsar depicting a predatory cat (possibly either a leopard or tiger) hunting an antelope (possibly identifiable as a blackbuck; Antilope cervicapra), likely circa first half of 19th century
Date likely circa first half of 19th century
Source An article titled Art of Architecture of the Golden Temple present within the 2002 annual issue of the Nishaan Nagaara magazine, on pages 26–29 written by Kanwarjit Singh Kang, via: link
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