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April 22 2016

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March 02 20162016-03-02June 15 20142014-06-15Close-up photograph of bare feet standing on two small brass pedestals with spiked tops, each holding a yellow fruit or lemon beneath the soles. A figure wears a saffron and maroon garment with a red and orange-gold cloth and red beaded garland above the feet. Behind is a tiger-striped cloth draped over an ornate gold-embossed seat, with a red velvet cushion and an orange draped table below. The pedestals with fruit suggest a ritual foot-placing or padapuja. No face is visible and no identity can be confirmed from the feet.2016-03-02 +1 copiesClose photograph of a bare foot in an orange-brown dhoti or robe with gold-bordered hem, resting on two ornate brass padukas or footwear stands with a kalasha-like finial, with yellow flower petals or fruit on the stand and a silver elephant-shaped throne base in the background. The person's face is not visible; the foot is shown in the act of being washed or honoured with pooja items.2017-01-09October 04 20122012-10-04May 09 20172017-05-09May 30 20172017-05-30May 27 20152015-05-27May 20 20162016-05-20August 14 20172017-08-14Close-up photograph of bare feet resting on an ornate gold-leaf footstool with carved scrollwork. The feet belong to a seated person in a leather-upholstered wooden throne-style chair, whose rust-red robe and a mustard-yellow cloth are visible; only the lower legs and torso are in frame, with hands resting on the lap. Golden lamp stands and warm lights glow in the background. The feet and robe are the main subjects, with the face and head cropped out of frame.2015-10-22 +1 copiesMay 09 20172017-05-09