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Kailasa Paramparagatha Arunagiri Yogishwara Adi Arunachala Sarvajnapeetha SamrajyamA framed black-and-white portrait photograph of an elderly man with white hair, thick-rimmed glasses and a white shirt, displayed in a red velvet shrine frame decorated with gold ornaments and rhinestones. A printed caption plate beneath the frame reads a Tamil name with dates of birth and death, identifying the pictured person as the one named on the sign. The portrait is a printed picture, not a physical person, and shows no visible candidate for the a person depiction.A close-up photograph of a printed portrait of an elderly man with a shaved, greying head, round wire-rimmed spectacles, a white moustache and a bare upper body in pale tones. The image is washed out with a reddish-orange cast, a teal backdrop and a glossy protective surface showing reflections and scratches. No visible garland, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala or crown is shown, so no a person appearance cues qualify. The man is a depicted portrait, not a physical person in the scene.2021-09-04August 17 20202020-08-17Vidwan panduranganarList of Enlightened Masters & Spiritual Adepts Involved in the Flowering of HDHVidwan panduranganarVidwan panduranganarVidwan panduranganarVidwan panduranganarA printed portrait of an elderly man standing barefoot on a tiled floor against a deep blue backdrop. He wears large-framed glasses, a white ash-striped forehead mark, and a long white robe with a white upper garment. He holds a folded red cloth or book against his side with one hand while the other hangs at his side. The figure is shown full length, upright and facing forward.A studio-style portrait of an elderly man with short grey hair, round red-framed eyeglasses and white sacred ash with a red mark on his forehead. He wears a rust-orange shawl over a white inner garment, against a deep blue backdrop with a hillside and red flowers at the lower left. The image appears to be a printed photograph of a portrait, with no visible name caption. The page links it to a Vidwan Panduranganar memorial, but the man's appearance does not show distinctive a person cues, so he is described only by role as an elderly devotee.