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December 29 2006

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September 02 20102010-09-02 +1 copiesA photograph of a gilded metal murti of Krishna playing a flute, standing on a lotus-shaped base in front of an ornate gold arched frame with carved peacock and floral motifs. The figure wears a red and green turban with a peacock feather and a jewelled crest, a multi-coloured jewelled necklace, and a yellow dhoti with purple and gold border. A bright pink cloth forms the backdrop and the arch rests on a red platform. No physical people are visible apart from a partial arm at the right edge.A gilded metal murti of Krishna stands on a lotus-shaped golden base inside an ornate golden arch with carved peacocks. The figure plays a long bamboo flute held to the lips, wears a red and green turban with a peacock feather and jewelled ornament, a jewelled gold necklace, and a yellow silk dhoti with purple and gold patterned border. A red silk cloth with gold dots hangs behind the arch. Two people's arms and a partial torso appear at the left and right edges holding the backdrop, and a red wooden platform sits beneath the statue.A golden murti of Krishna playing a bamboo flute stands on a lotus-shaped pedestal before an ornate gilded arch decorated with peacock and floral relief. The figure wears a red and green turban with a feather and a jewelled crown, a multi-coloured jewelled necklace, and a saffron-yellow dhoti edged with purple and gold brocade. A red and gold silk cloth backdrop is held up behind the arch, and a partially visible person at the right edge holds the fabric. The image is a photograph of the statue, not a living person.A photograph of a small polished bronze statue of a deity standing in a tribhanga pose, playing a long transverse flute held to the lips with both hands. The figure wears a tall crown, a beaded necklace and a sash at the waist, and stands on a lotus-petalled pedestal against a plain grey cloth backdrop. The image is a single statue with no people present.2008-01-22A close-up photograph of a gold-toned metal murti of Krishna playing a long flute held to his lips with both hands. The figure wears an orange and red turban with gold braid and jewelled trim, decorated with a peacock feather, a pink and gold silk shawl, multi-strand pearl necklaces with red and green tassels, and jewelled armlets and bracelets. A cameraman is partly visible at the right edge, but no living people are clearly in the frame. The statue is the sole main subject.2010-09-02A life-size bronze-toned statue of Krishna stands on a white pedestal decorated with cowrie shells, mirrors and green pom-poms, under a colourful canopy with fringed tassels in orange, blue, red and white. The figure wears a red and orange turban, pink silk dhoti with gold zari borders, pearl necklaces and armlets, and a garland of pearls and pom-poms. He holds a bamboo flute to his lips, a murti in a festival setting with trees behind.2010-09-02December 30 20062006-12-30March 28 20132013-03-28September 02 20102010-09-02 +1 copiesA bronze-toned statue of a flute-playing deity murti stands before a gilded arched torana frame with repoussé peacock and floral motifs. The figure wears a red and green turban with a feather, a jewelled crown, a gold and red-stoned necklace, and a yellow dhoti with purple and gold brocade. A pink silk cloth is held up behind the frame by two people whose orange garments are partly visible at the edges. The statue rests on a red-painted platform with a lotus-style base. No identifiable a person candidate is present.Close-up photograph of a golden Krishna murti playing a silver flute held to its lips. The figure wears a red and orange turban with gold braid, a purple and gold patterned garment, layered pearl necklaces, jeweled armlets and bracelets with red stones, and a red tilak on the forehead. Blurred in the background are a golden kalasha-like object, marigold garlands and red flower arrangements, with an orange-robed figure at the far left. The murti is the clear focal point against a soft warm backdrop.2010-09-02