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A close photograph of a bearded man in a pale pink-peach wrap and matching turban with a red tilak on the forehead, seated on an ornate gilded throne with a red velvet cushioned seat. Behind him hang red and orange drapes, and a gilded animal-head ornament of the throne is visible at the right edge. He gazes upward to the left. The page names a person present at this event, and the appearance cues are a turban, pink-peach ceremonial wrap, and a throne, though the throne alone is not decisive; this is a person seated in person.

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