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April 25 2018

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Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a silver-toned ornate platform, with a dark red silk garment decorated with gold embroidery and bead-like trim at the ankle. The foot is placed on a silver tray or ornamental edge with a few pink flower petals scattered nearby, and an elaborately carved silver-colored element stands at the left edge. Bright pink-red fabric drapes across the lower right. No face is visible; only the foot, leg and garment are shown.2018-04-25April 07 20182018-04-07May 30 20172017-05-30Close-up photograph of a bare foot resting on a red velvet cushion placed on an ornate silver-finished throne or seat. The person is wearing a rust-orange and maroon garment with a gold-bordered edge. The silver carved scrollwork of the seat frame is visible on the left, and a blurred colourful background sits behind. Only a foot and lower leg are visible; no face or full figure appears in the frame.2017-07-26April 30 20182018-04-30Close-up photo of bare feet resting on an ornate silver footstool or pedestal, with the wearer's legs in rust-red cloth bordered with gold zari trim. Behind is a silver scrollwork throne or stand with curled ornamental designs. The feet are pressed together with the soles facing the viewer. Only the lower body is visible; no face or upper body appears in the frame.2018-03-25Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet and lower legs resting on an ornate silver pedestal, part of a silver throne with embossed scrollwork. The person wears rust-orange robes with gold-bordered hems. The feet are bare, with the toes visible, and a silver serpent-like carved leg of the throne stands at right against a red backdrop.2018-02-14April 14 20182018-04-14Close-up photograph of a seated person's bare feet resting on an ornate silver-coloured throne or dais with repoussé floral and scroll carving. The person wears a rust-red garment with gold zari borders at the hem. Behind the feet a red draped cloth and a silver carved pedestal are visible. Only the lower body and feet are shown, so no face or upper body is in frame, and no identity can be established from the visible evidence.2018-03-25May 12 20182018-05-12May 12 20182018-05-12May 02 20182018-05-02 +2 copies