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A bearded man with long dark hair and white forehead markings, wearing a rust-brown shawl over a maroon top, sits on an ornate silver chair with elephant carvings and gestures with one open hand. Behind him a bronze dancing Shiva figure stands against a deep red wall, and a pillar is visible at right. A leopard-print cloth lies across a lap at lower left. Other people are only partly visible at the bottom edge.

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February 09 20172017-02-09A bearded man with long dark hair and white forehead markings with a central dot sits on an ornate silver chair in a courtyard, wearing a maroon-brown shawl over a dark red sleeveless top. He gestures with his right hand while speaking. Behind him stands a bronze statue of a dancing deity with raised arms and a flame-like arch, set against a red wall and a stone pillar. A leopard-print cloth lies on the chair's left side. A small microphone is clipped to his top. Appearance-based label: a person, seated and speaking as a teacher in the courtyard.2017-02-09February 09 20172017-02-09February 09 20172017-02-09A bearded man with long swept-back hair, white tripundra marks and a red bindi sits on an ornate silver chair in front of a bronze Nataraja dancing Shiva sculpture and a red wall. He wears a rust-red shawl over a maroon top and a thin gold necklace, and his right hand is extended in a gesture of teaching. A leopard-print cushion and a red cloth rest beside him, and a small portion of another person's head is visible at the bottom edge. Swamiji (probable) is seated as the speaker, identifiable by the swept-back hair, ornate gold-trimmed clothing and sitting position on the silver chair.2017-02-09A photograph of a bearded man seated on an ornate silver-finished throne-style chair, speaking and gesturing with his right hand open. He wears a rust-red unstitched wrap over a magenta sleeveless top, with white and red tilak markings on his forehead and a long dark braid. Behind him stands a bronze dancing Shiva-style figure against a red wall, and a leopard-print cloth lies on the chair beside him. A person's head is partly visible at the lower right, and a small microphone clip is visible on his chest. Swamiji (probable) appears in the centre, based on the saffron-red sannyasi-style wrap, long hair and forehead markings on a ceremonial seat; he is shown as an in-person figure at a courtyard-style session.2017-02-09A bearded man with tilak and vibhuti marks sits on an ornate silver carved chair in a courtyard, wearing a rust-brown sleeveless wrap over a maroon top with his arms crossed. Behind him, a bronze statue of a dancing deity with raised arm stands before a red-painted wall, and a silver elephant figure decorates the chair's base. In the lower foreground, the top of another person's head is visible, along with a leopard-print cloth and a rust-coloured shawl draped over a swing-like frame.2017-02-09October 15 20172017-10-15February 09 20172017-02-09A bearded man with short dark hair and white vibhuti lines and a red bindi on his forehead sits on an ornate silver chair, smiling and raising one hand in a blessing gesture. He wears a rust-red sleeveless garment over a maroon undershirt, with a red thread on his wrist. Behind him stands a bronze statue of a dancing deity form, and a silver elephant motif decorates the chair. Leopard-print and tiger-print cloth lies over the chair arm, with a dark-haired head visible at the bottom edge.2017-02-09A man with long dark hair and a full black beard sits on an ornate silver-painted bench in a courtyard, holding a thin silver rod with a small fork-like tip raised in his right hand. He wears a rust-orange shawl draped over a maroon sleeveless top and has white and red markings on his forehead. Behind him stands a bronze Nataraja-style dancing figure within a flame-ringed arch, beside a red wall and stone pillar. A leopard-print cloth lies at the left edge, and a partially visible person is at the bottom right. The man's appearance is consistent with the a person cues described in the page, though not conclusive.2017-02-09February 09 20172017-02-09