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Printed book cover in blue and green with a gold frame. A painted standing saint in orange-red robes, bare-chested with sacred ash markings, raises one hand in blessing and holds a staff, against a landscape with a temple tower and a rooster. Below, a small photograph shows an elderly bespectacled man with white-striped forehead and a shawl. Tamil title and dedication text sit beside the painting, identifying a Sri Arunagirinathar festival commemorative volume honouring the late scholar A. Panduranganar. Aspect of a book cover; no physical people present.A printed portrait of an elderly man standing barefoot on a tiled floor against a deep blue backdrop. He wears large-framed glasses, a white ash-striped forehead mark, and a long white robe with a white upper garment. He holds a folded red cloth or book against his side with one hand while the other hangs at his side. The figure is shown full length, upright and facing forward.Scan of a book cover printed on orange paper. A black line drawing shows a seated bearded man with hair tied in a topknot, bare-chested and draped in a cloth over one shoulder, sitting cross-legged on a low wooden platform and holding a palm-leaf or wooden writing board, with a small book or stand beside him. Tamil title and author name appear at top and bottom. No physical people are present; the figure is a printed illustration.February 06 20172017-02-06January 17 20182018-01-17A framed printed poster in Tamil titled Arulalar Arunagirinathar Thiruvizha, marked 13-8-2004, a commemorative souvenir (Paarattu Malar) for a festival year. Three small devotional images appear at the top: a Ganesha with Hindu deities at left, a central deity murti with a cobra-hooded crown beside a second deity against a hill backdrop, and a standing saffron-robed figure at right. Beneath them a white-clad elderly man with a sacred ash marking on his forehead stands holding a book, shown as a printed photograph on the poster. Rudraksha beads hang along the right edge of the frame. The lines of Tamil text praise the honoured elder as a Tamil scholar and sage, with the closing honorific Arulai Tamil Kurumunivar.2004-08-13A framed black-and-white studio portrait hangs on a wall. A standing elderly man in white shirt, white dhoti and a draped white shawl rests one hand on a round table with a vase of flowers and books, beside a pillar backdrop. Gold-coloured printed Tamil lettering frames the photo, with dates and a name caption. The portrait is a printed memorial-style picture, not a live scene, and shows no visible saffron clothing, crown, or rudraksha cues, so no a person candidate is established.2017-02-06A framed printed portrait displayed in a tiled room, labelled in red Tamil script at top with "மதுரை ஆதீனம்" (Madurai Aadheenam). The central image shows a seated bare-chested figure with a white forehead band and red tilak, wearing rudraksha malas, a shawl, and ornate gold-toned beads, seated on a cushioned throne with a golden arched backdrop and ceremonial pots in front. Below, a red-text caption reads "259 ஆவது குருமகாசன்னிதானம் ஸ்ரீலஶ்ரீ சிவஞான ஸ்ரீ ஞானசம்பந்த தேசிக பரமாச்சார்ய சுவாமிகள்" (259th Guru Mahasannidhanam, Sri Sivagnana Sri Gnanasambandha Desika Paramacharya Swamigal). The portrait is a printed picture, not a live person, and no physical people are visible in the scene.2012-05-12March 14 20032003-03-14A framed black-and-white studio portrait of a standing man in a white shirt, white dhoti and shawl, one hand resting on a dark wooden table with a vase of flowers and books. The frame is ornate gilt and sits on a ledge. Printed Tamil text on the mount names a person and gives dates 28-9-67 to 21-8-73. The frame is a portrait, not people in the scene, and the subject's identity is not established by appearance.2017-02-06Diary of annamalai swamigalVidwan panduranganar2008-02-17