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December 13 20162016-12-13 +1 copiesMarch 23 20172017-03-23February 28 20112011-02-28 +1 copiesJuly 08 20092009-07-08A tall, polished black stone statue of a four-armed deity murti stands on a dark square plinth and a carved lotus base inside a white tent. The figure wears a tall cylindrical crown, a broad necklace, armlets and a jewelled waist sash over a draped dhoti. Its upper hands hold a discus (chakra) and a conch (shankha), while the lower hands rest in gesture. Flanking it are two tall polished brass oil lamps with bell-shaped tops, on a concrete floor with brown cardboard underneath. Other statues or decorations are partly visible at the left edge.February 28 20112011-02-28 +1 copiesA large dark grey stone statue of a multi-armed deity murti stands on a plain pedestal in front of a red brick wall, with construction debris, bricks and gravel at its base. The figure wears a tall cylindrical crown with a vertical mark on the forehead, a carved necklace and armbands, and a patterned waist cloth. Its upper hands hold discs or weapons, and the lower hands are shown in a gesture. Statues and carvings are not physical people; no living people are visible.2011-11-12A photograph of a tall black stone statue of a four-armed deity murti standing on a lotus base and a dark square plinth, set indoors in front of a white tent backdrop. The figure holds a discus (chakra) in one upper hand and a conch (shankha) in the other, with lower hands in gesture poses; it wears a tall cylindrical crown, a broad necklace and an ornate waist girdle. Two polished brass oil lamps (deepa stands) with bird-shaped tops flank the statue on a concrete floor with brown paper underneath. No people are visible.A tall black stone standing statue of a four-armed deity murti stands on a dark square plinth with a lotus base, inside a white tent. The figure wears a tall crown, a sacred thread, a jewelled belt and a dhoti, with a conch in one hand and a discus in another. Two brass oil lamps (deepa stands) flank the statue on the left and right, and a white tent pole and fabric are visible behind. No people are visible in the scene.December 07 20162016-12-07March 23 20172017-03-23March 23 20172017-03-23