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July 02 20152015-07-02A bronze statue of a four-armed deity stands on a bronze base draped with orange and rust-red cloth bordered in gold. The figure wears a red and gold turban, long black braided hair, layered gold and beaded necklaces, and red-and-gold dhoti-style garments. One hand holds a trident, another a small bowl, and the statue wears a jewelled garland. At the lower left a bronze deer rears on a tiger-striped cloth, and at the lower right a small bronze attendant figure lifts a shallow bowl overhead. The background is a plain white cloth with a purple logo at upper left. No living people are visible.2015-07-11 +1 copiesJuly 02 20152015-07-02October 21 20142014-10-21Photo 116911112014-12-17November 14 20142014-11-14October 23 20142014-10-23November 13 20142014-11-13November 30 20142014-11-30November 04 20142014-11-04A large bronze statue of a four-armed Shiva-like sannyasi figure stands on a plinth before a plain white cloth backdrop. The statue wears a red-and-gold turban, long black locks, a heavy layered necklace of pearls and red-green stones, a rudraksha-style brown bead garland, beaded earrings, and a red robe with gold borders. He holds a trident in one hand and a small oil lamp in another, while a smaller bronze attendant figure kneels at his right side, holding a large ornate bowl overhead. The statue is a sculpted depiction, not a living person, so the a person field marks it as a depiction of the candidate figure rather than a physical presence.2015-07-02November 30 20142014-11-30