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1995 - fresh biographical archive Items touched and used by The SPH discovered1995-01-01A framed black-and-white print of a Vishnu deity murti (Venkateswara-style) standing under an ornate arched torana with pillars and a central crown, adorned with layered garlands and jewelry. The image is bordered by a grid of Vaishnava urdhva pundra and chakra symbols on a black field, set in a worn, aged wooden frame with a cream mat. No people are visible; the image is a painted or printed depiction of a deity.1995-01-01March 17 20182018-03-17A large framed painting of a deity murti stands between stone temple pillars. The central figure, shown in gold-toned ornaments with a tall crown and a long garland, holds a spear-like staff and a ceremonial lance, flanked on each side by a standing attendant figure in green tunics and golden skirts. A golden arch frames the deity above a pedestal. In front of the painting sit offerings of coconuts, bananas, a bowl, a small kalasha and scattered flowers on the floor. No living people are visible.2018-03-17March 17 20182018-03-17 +1 copiesMay 22 20182018-05-22A framed painted picture in a red-and-orange lacquered wooden frame, placed on a white cloth. It shows a standing deity murti, dark-faced and richly adorned in gold ornaments, a crown, a garland and a purple skirt, within a silver-grey arched shrine with carved makara-like figures. Gold oil lamps stand on both sides, and a female attendant holding a lamp is at the left. Offerings of fruit and flowers sit in front, and two small inset photographs appear in the upper corners: one shows a seated bearded man in orange-toned clothing, the other a stone-like form. No living people are present.2011-10-24A framed painting of a seated goddess on an ornate throne under a decorated canopy. She wears a red sari, a tall jeweled crown, and many necklaces and bangles, with a pink lotus-petal base. Two white elephants raise their trunks on either side, two attendants stand below, and winged figures play instruments above. Ornate gold frame. Deity murti depicted in painting; no living people.1995-01-01August 03 20092009-08-032002 - Adi Kailash Kutir - first humble abode of The SPH in Adi KAILASA +1 copiesDecember 22 20162016-12-22A decorated deity murti stands at centre in a gilded arched shrine, wearing an ornate jewelled crown, an orange and red embroidered garment, and a gold-and-red border, holding a staff with a jewelled head and a small flag. Two flanking figures, also richly adorned with jewelled crowns, necklaces and red and gold silk garments, stand on either side, framed by a gold-trimmed mandap. Purple and gold textiles drape the base. No physical people are visible, so the figures are statues.2015-09-10