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An empty stage set with a large cream-upholstered armchair with a rounded back, placed on a raised pale marble platform in front of deep red velvet curtains. A red velvet cushion and two cream bolsters with orange trim rest on the seat, a small white side table holds a water bottle and papers, and a black microphone stand stands beside the chair. A low cream footstool sits in front. No one is present in the frame.

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A photograph of an empty ceremonial seat on a raised stage draped with a patterned carpet. A large cream upholstered throne with a rounded arched back, white cushion and two orange-trimmed bolster pillows faces the viewer. A small orange-and-gold footstool sits in front. A gold-trimmed cream table holds a water bottle, a small device and a notepad. Two tall green vases hold orange and cream flowers, and a microphone stand with a clip-on mic stands at the right. Dark red drapery forms the backdrop. No people are present.2009-06-20An empty cream-upholstered throne chair stands on a patterned red and blue rug on a stage before dark maroon drapery. A white microphone stand with a gooseneck mic is set beside it, with a cream cushion on the seat and bolsters with orange trim. Two water bottles sit on the armrest, and potted palms flank the stage. A white draped table with a gold fringe holds offerings. No people are visible.2009-08-17A photograph of an empty stage set for a talk. A large cream-covered armchair with a tall rounded back sits on a raised platform in front of deep red velvet drapes. A red cushion and red bolsters rest on the seat, and a red cloth drapes the armrest. A vase of pink and yellow flowers stands on a white side table to the left, and a microphone on a black stand is placed in front of the chair. A small footstool sits at its base, and a red-and-silver stand light is visible at the right. No people are present. The armchair is an empty seat and does not identify anyone.2010-08-08An empty white-draped throne stands against dark red velvet curtains. The high white backrest has a red velvet cushion, and white bolster pillows have orange cloths draped over them. Two white pedestal tables flank the seat, each topped with orange and gold cloths and strands of purple and gold flowers. A white floor-level cushion sits at the front, and a metal light stand with a red base is visible at the right edge. No people are present.2010-07-13Empty stage set for a discourse: a large cream-upholstered armchair with a rounded back and a red cushion sits on a raised platform in front of deep red velvet curtains. Two studio light stands flank the stage, a small white side table holds a water bottle, a white microphone stand is beside the chair, and a standing fan stands at left. Orange and black mats lie on the marble floor with brown inlay lines. No people are present, and the chair is unoccupied.2010-07-23June 20 20092009-06-20An empty stage set with a large orange upholstered armchair with a rounded back, a dark red velvet cushion and two orange bolster pillows, plus an orange footstool in front. A microphone on a boom stand curves toward the chair, and a white podium holding a water bottle and a pen stands to the left. Deep red velvet drapes hang behind, with white tiled steps below. No people are visible.2010-07-09An empty white-draped throne seat stands on a low stage before dark red velvet curtains. The high white backrest is covered in fabric, with a deep maroon cushion against it. Orange cloth lies across the armrest, and gold-tinted ornaments with purple and gold accents sit on the white side platforms. No people are visible.2010-07-13July 28 20102010-07-28 +1 copiesJuly 16 20082008-07-16An empty white-covered armchair with orange-brown tassels on its armrests sits centre stage in front of deep red velvet drapes. A small side table draped in white holds a bouquet of pink, orange and purple flowers, a glass and a bottle. A microphone on a stand stands to the right, and a laptop sits on the red carpeted stage at the far right edge. No people are visible.2009-01-26August 15 20102010-08-15