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December 2002 Rare-Collections-From-2002Close-up photograph of a single raised right hand with palm facing outward and fingers spread, against a warm red-brown wall with a dark rectangular panel and a row of knobs in the background. Only the hand and forearm are visible; no face or full body appears. A faint purple bird-like logo sits at the upper left. The palm is lit in warm golden tones, with visible creases on the skin.2020-05-18May 14 20122012-05-14 +1 copiesApril 25 20122012-04-25August 19 20112011-08-19 +1 copiesClose photograph of an open human palm held out with fingers extended, showing palm lines and two rings on the fingers: a silver band on the middle finger and a gold band on the ring finger. A reddish-orange background and faint yellow powder on the palm suggest a ritual context. A red-and-white beaded bracelet is visible at the wrist. No face is visible.2011-05-14June 10 20202020-06-10Close-up photograph of an open palm showing creased lines and skin texture, with a reddish-brown beaded mala strand visible at the lower right edge. A small purple bird logo sits in the upper left corner. Only a hand is visible; no face or full body appears. The palm lines and fine skin folds fill most of the frame against a warm, soft background. +1 copiesClose photograph of a man's right hand raised with fingers spread, palm facing outward, in the foreground. Blurred brass oil lamps with lit flames stand in the background, and fingertips of another person's hand appear at the bottom edge. The scene suggests a devotional gathering, but the frame shows only hands and lamps. No face is visible, so no candidate can be identified.2010-11-28August 08 20092009-08-08Close-up photograph of a person's two hands held in a gesture of offering or blessing, palms angled upward and fingers slightly spread. The wearer's forearm is covered in white clothing with gold-thread embroidery at the edge. The background is blurred and shows gold ceremonial vessels, possibly kalasha-type metalware, along with draped garlands or fabric in red, green, orange and white. No face is visible and no identity is established from the hands.2010-11-14September 26 20112011-09-26