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November 18 2008

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November 18 20082008-11-18November 18 20082008-11-18 +1 copiesNovember 18 20082008-11-18November 18 20082008-11-18August 03 20082008-08-03January 17 20092009-01-17 +1 copiesDecember 13 20072007-12-13A narrow indoor gallery aisle with tall cream display racks holding rows of printed booklets, magazines and pamphlets behind glass shelves. Many covers show portraits of a man with a bindi, and one with an orange turban, but these are printed images, not physical people. A few small framed items hang on the far wall, and a corridor recedes into the distance with a figure faintly visible at the end. Overhead, round decorative plates are mounted along the ceiling. The top-left shelf displays dark red covers and the lower shelves hold teal booklets.2007-08-26December 20 20062006-12-20November 18 20052005-11-18A photograph of a retail display corridor with glass-fronted cream and red-trimmed racks holding books, booklets, DVDs and cards. Covers on the left show portraits of a smiling man with a red forehead mark and an orange turban, and a man with long hair and a rudraksha mala. The racks run in a receding line along a grey concrete floor; no people are visible. Several covers display portraits labelled with Tamil text, and a purple logo is visible on the wall at upper left. Portrait subjects are printed images, not physical people present.2007-08-26Indoor photo of a bookshop or gallery with a cream block wall and orange-trimmed display racks holding many framed prints and CD/DVD-style cases, most showing saffron-robed figures with white or orange turbans and rudraksha malas. On the right, a person in an orange-saffron robe with a long rudraksha mala stands and looks toward two visitors at left: an older person with grey hair in a white garment and a woman with dark hair in a white top with a shoulder bag, seen from behind. Several more racks of covers stretch along the back wall. The cover images are depictions, not physical people; the physical people count is three.2006-07-25