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A framed printed portrait stands on a draped white cloth in a plain room with green-banded walls. The portrait shows a seated figure in saffron-orange robes and a saffron turban, with long hair, a red tilak mark, and a tiger-skin seat, garlanded with a red and white flower garland and pink flowers at the top. Below it is a printed caption reading "Paramahamsa Sri Nithyananda Swamigal". Beside it sits a brass oil lamp stand with a small flower-and-powder offering. The portrait is a depiction, not a person physically present.

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2004 - Acharya's meditation convention in TamilnaduA framed portrait of a seated young man in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap is placed on a white pedestal in front of a navy blue drape. A white and pink flower garland hangs over the portrait, and a small flower arrangement sits on the pedestal in front. A yellow banner above reads Ananda Yoga in Tamil script, and a lamp is visible at the right edge. The portrait is a printed picture, not a live person; the sitter's identity is not established from appearance. Partial orange-robed figures appear in side panels at the left and right edges.A large printed portrait of a man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban, with a small red bindi on his forehead and a shawl draped over his shoulders. He wears garlands of white jasmine, pink and yellow flowers, and green leaves, which hang down in a V shape across the front of the picture. The background is a plain pale white wall. The image appears to be a photograph of a printed portrait rather than a live person. a person cues: saffron clothing, turban and ceremonial garlands, shown as a depiction on a print.2004-07-11January 09 20102010-01-09September 17 20062006-09-17A framed photograph of a seated man in orange robes with a red bindi, long dark hair, rudraksha beads and a white flower garland, one hand raised in greeting, is displayed on an orange-draped seat. The framed portrait bears a caption reading "Paramahamsa Nithyananda" printed on its mount. Below the portrait, a silver plate holds pink and white flowers, green leaves and a small brass deity murti, set on an orange cloth in front of the seat. No physical people are visible. The scene reads as a portrait altar prepared with flower garlands and a flower-laden plate.A framed photograph of a seated man in orange and saffron robes, with a rudraksha mala around his neck, raising one hand in blessing against a backdrop of large banyan tree roots. The framed picture is garlanded with a V-shaped swag of white jasmine and yellow flowers, with red roses at the ends, and a bed of marigolds and rose petals lies below it. Two small oil lamps burn at the lower corners of the garland. The printed caption along the bottom of the portrait reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda.2006-09-20A framed photograph of a seated man in orange-saffron robes with a white shawl over one shoulder and a beaded necklace, hands in a teaching gesture, set against a large banyan-type tree with twisting roots. The framed picture is hung on a pale blue wall and draped with a garland of white jasmine, yellow marigold and red flowers, with orange rudraksha-style beads strung in arcs across it. Brass oil lamps stand on either side and flower garlands lie along the bottom edge. The framed photograph is a depiction, not a physical person, and the printed caption reads PARMAHAMSA NITHYANANDA.2006-04-08October 25 20062006-10-25January 01 20102010-01-01A printed photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, wearing an orange robe, rudraksha-style beaded mala and a large ceremonial gold necklace, seated cross-legged with one hand raised in blessing against a backdrop of large banyan tree roots. The printed picture is mounted on an orange cloth draped over a flat surface outdoors at dusk, framed by a garland of white jasmine and red flowers with green leaves. Palm trees and a fence are visible in the dim background. The printed picture is a depiction, not a physical person, and no other people are present.2008-04-03 +1 copiesMay 08 20112011-05-08 +2 copies