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October 17 20122012-10-17A photo of a smiling man seated on a throne-like chair in front of a floral backdrop of red roses, yellow and white marigolds and green foliage. He wears a rust-orange sannyasi wrap draped over one shoulder, a long rudraksha mala with large beads, and a white vertical tilak with a red bindi on his forehead. His right hand is raised in a gesture while he speaks. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in a satsang setting.2014-09-27A man sits on a gold-finished throne decorated with yellow and red flower garlands and green leaves. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his shoulder, several rudraksha beads on a long mala, and a large gold pendant on a gold chain. A white vertical tilak with a red dot marks his forehead, and he smiles while looking to his side. The gilded background includes ornate metalwork. a person: the appearance cues are a throne, saffron robes, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, with a sannyasi-style presentation.2012-10-19April 16 20132013-04-16October 19 20122012-10-19October 19 20122012-10-19October 19 20122012-10-19October 17 20122012-10-17April 17 20132013-04-17 +3 copiesA man seated in front of a throne-like backdrop decorated with garlands of yellow marigolds, orange roses, white jasmine and red flowers, with green leaves. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his shoulders, a long rudraksha mala with gold beads, gold armbands, and a white vertical tilak with a red dot on the forehead. Behind him a gold ornate frame and red drapery. Photo appears to be a satsang or discourse setting.2012-10-16May 08 20132013-05-08A smiling man sits on a golden throne decorated with yellow and red marigold garlands and green leaves. He wears an orange-saffron shawl over his shoulder, a gold ceremonial necklace, and a long rudraksha mala. A white vibhuti band with a red kumkum dot marks his forehead, and his hair is swept back. Behind him a gold repoussé backdrop shows a deity figure. Only one physical person is visible. The swamiji label is probable, based on the saffron shawl, long hair, gold necklace and rudraksha cues in a throne setting.2012-10-19 +1 copies