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June 30 2010

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A white marble statue of a seated figure in a green garment is the main subject, with its right hand raised in a blessing gesture. The statue wears a green headcloth with a red tilak mark on the forehead, a rudraksha-style bead mala with a large gold pendant, and a green shawl draped over the shoulder. Behind it hangs a red and gold patterned cloth with sparkling jeweled ornaments, flanked by garlands of yellow and purple flowers and red roses. A brass bowl sits on the right and a small gold ritual object lies on the left, on a white draped backdrop. The image is a photograph of a statue, with no physical people visible.2009-06-20December 13 20112011-12-13A white marble statue of a seated guru figure, shown in a ritual setting. The statue wears a green silk sari with a red-and-gold bordered shawl, a gold pendant on a beaded gold chain, and a red-and-gold head wrap with a red bindi. Its right hand is raised in a blessing gesture. Garlands of yellow marigolds and red roses drape its throne, with a gold brass vessel and ornate gold throne fabrics in the background. No living people are visible.2010-10-04 +1 copiesOctober 01 20102010-10-01A white marble statue of a seated guru figure in a white draped garment with a green and gold bordered shawl, wearing a green and gold turban-style headwrap with a red bindi. The statue raises one hand in a blessing gesture and wears a large gold pendant on a beaded gold chain. Behind it are a red and gold brocade backdrop, strings of white stone beads, and yellow and purple marigold garlands. Brass bowls with flower petals and a gold ritual vessel sit in the foreground. No physical people are visible; the figure is a statue and cannot be identified as a living person.2010-10-01February 27 20112011-02-27A white marble statue of a seated guru figure with a raised right hand in blessing posture, wearing a light green cloth draped over the body and a light green head wrap with a red tilak mark on the forehead. Rudraksha and bead malas hang around the neck with a gold pendant ornament. Behind the figure is a red-and-gold bordered cloth and a jeweled backdrop; garlands of yellow, purple and red flowers frame both sides, with a brass bowl and a brass lamp stand nearby. The scene is a temple-style display of a statue, with no living people visible.2009-06-20A white marble statue of a seated figure, shown in a meditative pose with hands raised in a blessing or teaching gesture. The figure wears white draped clothing with green and gold borders, a green and gold turban-style head covering, a red bindi, and a red rudraksha-style bead mala. It sits before a large ornate gold throne-like peetha with carved floral and scroll designs, backed by red satin draping and garlands of red, yellow and purple flowers. Brass vessels and a bowl sit in the foreground. The statue is a sculpted depiction, not a living person.2010-10-16June 24 20112011-06-24A white marble statue of a seated guru figure in a green cloth wrap and green head covering with a red bindi, raising one hand in blessing. A gold pendant on a rudraksha-style mala hangs at the chest. Behind it are a jewelled white and gold necklace, a red-bordered textile backdrop, and garlands of yellow, purple and red flowers. A brass oil lamp, a conch shell and a brass bowl sit in front, with a copper temple-style base at left.2009-06-20A white marble statue of a seated guru figure in white dhoti-style cloth with green and gold zari borders, wearing a green and gold headcloth with a red bindi, a red rudraksha-style bead necklace, and the right hand raised in blessing. Behind it stand ornate gold-leaf carved panels and a red and yellow flower garland, with brass vessels and flower offerings in the foreground. No physical people are visible; the figure is a statue, so no in_person or depiction candidate is assigned to a living person.2010-10-16A white marble statue of a seated guru in olive-green draped robes with a matching green turban and a raised right hand in abhaya mudra. The figure wears a rudraksha pendant on a black bead mala, a pearl necklace, and a red beaded bracelet, with a red bindi on the forehead. Behind it, a smaller green-robed statue stands in a gilded arched niche, and a second seated green-clad statue sits in the lower left beside a pearl necklace. Red and yellow flowers and a rudraksha garland decorate the scene, with a red cloth drape and offering items below. Pictured statues only; no physical people are visible.2011-06-24