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April 28 20082008-04-28A framed photograph on a turquoise tablecloth shows a robed figure in saffron-orange clothing with a white beaded mala, seated with one hand raised in a blessing gesture before a large tree with aerial roots. The framed picture is garlanded with pink and yellow flowers. In front, a silver kalasha-style pot is wrapped in yellow and green silk with a yellow flower tucked in, and trays hold pink, yellow and red flower petals, with a pair of wooden sandals in the centre. No physical people are present.2008-04-28April 28 20082008-04-28A framed photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a cushion in an orange robe, with mala beads and a garland, is displayed on a tiger-striped throne-like seat. The framed portrait is garlanded with white jasmine and pink and yellow flower strands, with marigold tassels hanging below. Two cream bolster cushions flank the seat, and a pair of wooden padukas rests on a red woven mat in front. The portrait is labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" in its caption, attributing that name to the printed caption. The man in the portrait is a depiction, and the probable identity cue is his orange robe with long swept-back hair and rudraksha mala beads, shown in the printed picture rather than a live person.A large framed photograph stands on a white-draped table, banked with pink, red and yellow flower petals and garlands. The framed print shows a seated figure in an orange saffron cloth with bare chest, a long beaded rudraksha mala, long dark hair and a red forehead mark, seated in front of massive pale banyan roots. A small framed picture of a deity murti sits at the lower left of the flowers. Brass oil lamps with lit flames stand on either side of the table, and a stairway with a wooden railing and a cabinet appear behind. No living people are visible in the scene.April 28 20082008-04-28A framed portrait labelled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" sits on a white-draped altar, framed in gold. The portrait shows a smiling man with long dark hair and a tilak, wearing an orange robe and a long white-and-gold necklace, with one hand raised in blessing before a large tree trunk. A thick garland of yellow and red flowers hangs across the frame, and red roses and white flowers arranged on both sides of the altar, with yellow fruits at the base. An orange and white draped valance runs across the top, and blue dove emblems decorate the wall. No physical people are present; the figure is a printed portrait.2011-05-08 +2 copiesNovember 02 20072007-11-02December 03 20142014-12-03A framed photograph of a seated man in orange robes with a red bindi, long dark hair, rudraksha beads and a white flower garland, one hand raised in greeting, is displayed on an orange-draped seat. The framed portrait bears a caption reading "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" printed on its mount. Below the portrait, a silver plate holds pink and white flowers, green leaves and a small brass deity murti, set on an orange cloth in front of the seat. No physical people are visible. The scene reads as a portrait altar prepared with flower garlands and a flower-laden plate.March 01 20142014-03-01A photograph of a large printed portrait mounted on a board, labelled "PARAMAHAMSA SRI NITHYANANDA" at its base. The portrait shows a seated man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala, long dark hair and a red bindi, his hand raised in blessing, set against a backdrop of large tree roots. A white and red floral garland hangs in a V-shape around the portrait. Below, marigolds, red roses and white flowers are heaped on a ledge, with two small oil lamps burning. The wall behind is pale yellow. No physical people are visible. The portrait is a depiction, and the appearance-based label is probable Swamiji (saffron robes, long hair and rudraksha mala).2006-09-20