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November 16 2015

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A young male devotee in saffron-orange dhoti and shawl plays a long curved brass horn held high to his lips with one hand, the other hand raised to support it. He has a shaved head, white and red forehead markings, a gold nose stud, and rudraksha beads on his wrists, upper arm and neck. Red and yellow marigold garlands hang from a wire behind him against an overcast sky, with a white metal railing and wire fence below. The scene suggests a festival procession or temple ceremony with a horn player announcing the event.2013-07-08 +1 copiesJuly 08 20132013-07-08 +1 copiesMay 30 20132013-05-30Young musicians in orange robes with pink borders perform on red stone steps beside potted plants and a chain-link fence strung with red flower garlands. A foreground musician blows a long brass horn raised overhead, while others play a similar horn, a drum and a blue tambourine; several have white tilak marks, rudraksha malas and bare heads. Behind them a drummer in orange strikes a drum. The scene suggests a ceremonial band performing outdoors.2013-07-29Four young musicians in matching saffron-orange garments with maroon borders stand on a paved courtyard beside a red pillar and leafy tree. Three of them play long curved gold brass horns raised overhead, pressing the mouthpieces to their lips, while a fourth stands behind them, mouth closed. Each wears white sacred ash lines on the forehead and rudraksha beads around the neck. Brass bells rest on the pavement at the left edge, and an orange-walled building with pink flowers fills the background.2013-05-30November 16 20152015-11-16March 01 20162016-03-01 +1 copiesA young man in an orange saffron robe with white tilak marks on his forehead and arm plays a long curved brass horn raised overhead, held to his lips with one hand. He stands beside a white metal fence with green foliage and trees behind him, under a pale sky. A partial hand is visible at the right edge. No identifiable a person candidate is established from appearance alone.2013-06-04 +1 copiesThree young boys in orange robes with maroon borders stand on terracotta pots, playing long curved brass horns raised high against a bright sky. Each has white sacred markings on the forehead and rudraksha malas around the neck. A chain-link fence and green potted plants are in the foreground. No one is identified as a person; the scene shows young disciples performing horn music.2013-06-10November 16 20152015-11-16A young boy in an orange saffron robe with a white tripundra mark on his forehead blows a long curved brass horn held overhead with one hand while the other hand supports it at his mouth. He stands outdoors beside a white metal chain-link fence with a round finial, and green trees and a pale sky form the background. He appears to be a child attendant or ritual horn-blower rather than a person whose identity can be confirmed from appearance, so no a person candidate is asserted.2013-06-04 +1 copiesJune 20 20182018-06-20