Ajunta (sic), Vihara Cave Number Seven William Staines View of the crypt housing

View of the crypt housing monuments from the old cathedral destroyed in the Great Fire of London

To the right his wife and daughter are holding a bottle of alcohol having pawned clothes to buy it

The priory was founded in the 12th century

View of the entrance to Lincoln's Inn Fields in Duke Street

Ajunta (sic), Vihara Cave Number Seven William Staines View of the crypt housingView of Vihara Cave Number Seven, Ajanta, 1845. Ajanta is a village in the hills of central Maharashtra, central India. The area contains 30 caves, the earliest dating from 200 BC to 200 AD which comprise halls and dormitories with walls covered with fresco paintings. The caves were discovered in 1817 and excavated by Buddhists.