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October 15 20082008-10-15October 15 20082008-10-15Close-up photograph of a painted stone relief sculpture on a teal temple wall. A small standing figure with green-painted face, white-painted features and a red crown or headdress has hands pressed together in anjali mudra, bare-chested, wearing a short yellow-trimmed loincloth. Beside the figure is a spotted reddish-pink deer or antelope carving. The figure stands on a pink lotus-like pedestal. Only the sculpted figure and animal are present, with no physical people.2008-10-15A painted stone sculpture of a seated, mustached male figure in a temple niche, painted with orange-brown skin, a red jacket with white buttons and grey-blue shorts with white stripes, and a white headcloth with red tilak. The figure raises both hands in a gesture and has pink feet with bangles. The niche is lined with grey stone blocks and carved stone on the left, with a green painted floor.2012-02-08September 05 20142014-09-05 +1 copiesFebruary 08 20122012-02-08July 21 20092009-07-21Two painted sculptures of seated sannyasi figures sit side by side on a ledge in front of green leaves. Both have long dark hair piled up, orange-yellow skin tone, white and red tilak markings on the forehead, and white stripe markings on the arms. They wear rudraksha malas around the neck and wrists and have orange-saffron dhoti cloth draped over their legs. Both hold their hands in anjali mudra, palms pressed together at the chest. The figures are statues, not living people, and no identifiable a person is pictured, so the a person field is none.2009-07-07September 03 20132013-09-03 +2 copiesFebruary 08 20122012-02-08February 07 20172017-02-0726 డిసెంబరు 2006 +1 copies