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A man stands in a dimly lit room hung with strings of small warm lights. He wears a crescent-moon crown with a tilak on his forehead, a heavy rudraksha mala, a large gold ceremonial necklace, and a maroon-red wrap and dhoti, with rudraksha bracelets on his wrists. He holds a silver trident in his right hand and smiles. Brass bells hang on the left, and a gold-framed panel rests beside him. The figure's distinctive adornments and trident, with no clear face-based identification, present an appearance-based candidate of a person, though the cues are mixed, so identity is uncertain.

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April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20A standing man in a deep maroon-red garment stands before a dark wall decorated with strings of small warm lights and hanging brass bells and oil lamps. He holds a silver trident in his right hand and rests his left hand on his hip, wearing a dense layering of rudraksha malas, a gold ceremonial necklace, bracelets, and a crescent ornament at the top of his dark hair. A gilded throne-like chair is visible behind him. Visible text reads a copyright notice and source credit in the lower right corner.2017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20April 20 20172017-04-20