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October 27 20122012-10-27July 21 20132013-07-21Photograph of a display table with five gold-framed informational panels about South Indian and Maharashtrian temples: Thiruvarur/Tiruchengode-style temple, Kanchipuram Ekambareswarar temple, Pandharpur Vithoba Temple, Kolhapur Mahalakshmi Ambabai Temple, and Melkote Cheluvanarayanaswamy Temple. Each panel has photographs of the temple, deity imagery and typed descriptions. Below, silver bowls hold sweets and prasad items, draped with a white cloth edged with red tassels. No people are visible.2013-09-05 +1 copiesFebruary 24 20162016-02-24 +1 copiesSeptember 15 20142014-09-15February 24 20162016-02-24 +2 copiesOctober 27 20122012-10-27March 08 20132013-03-08A photograph of a display table in an empty hall showing framed informational panels in gold frames about Tirunelveli-Nellaiappar Temple, with photos of a gopuram, deity sculptures and a section on a speciality cuisine, wheat halwa. Several framed panels stand in a row behind silver bowls of halwa and dried fruit on a white cloth with a red and gold runner. No people are visible; no a person candidate appears.2013-09-05July 22 20112011-07-22A photograph of four gold-framed information boards standing on an orange cloth-covered table. Each board carries printed text beside small photographs of temples and deity images, headed Varanasi Kashi Vishwanatha Temple, Sri Nithyanandeshwara Temple, Madhurai Meenakshi-related temple panel, and a Tiruchirappalli-style temple panel. Silver bowls with yellow-tinted contents sit in front of the frames. A blurred woman in a white and green patterned sari stands behind the table.2014-09-15A display table of framed informational panels about Hindu temples, set at a slant with gold frames. The panels carry photographs of temple gopurams, deity murti and festival scenes, with printed text describing each site. The foreground table, draped with a red and gold runner, holds several empty stainless steel bowls. A panel titled Udupi-Sri Krishna Matha shows a temple tower, a decorated deity murti and a dish labelled as speciality cuisine. No people are visible in the image.2013-09-05 +1 copies