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February 03 20132013-02-03Photo 117407832013-02-03February 03 20132013-02-03A blurry photograph of a projection screen showing a row of seven painted deity figures in arched frames, against a brown and gold band. Each figure stands or sits in a niche with ornate borders: the leftmost pair in blue and pink garments, the next in white, one in green with a crown, one in red, one seated in red and yellow, one in a white robe, and the last in yellow. Captions run along the bottom of the band. No physical people are visible in the scene; the figures are printed or projected images. The screen is shown from in front, with a dark frame at the left edge.2013-02-03Photograph of a projection screen showing a horizontal row of seven framed devotional paintings with golden arched borders and blue backgrounds, each labelled beneath with a printed caption. From left: Hindu deities and saints including Mangaiyarkkarasi with Pandya king figure, Thiru Jnanasambandar, Devi Meenakshi with green and pink garments, Lord Sundareshwara in red with a halo, Devi Annapoorani seated in red and gold, Sarada Devi in a white sari with veil, and a seated figure in orange robes with a rudraksha-style mala labelled Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Printed captions and a copyright line appear on the right side of the screen. No physical people are visible in the scene; the figures are paintings on a screen.2013-02-03A photograph of a long wall display of framed colourful deity photographs arranged in a grid of panels, showing ornately decorated murtis with flower garlands, crowns and bright clothing, with a tall temple gopuram visible in one corner panel. In the lower right corner a partly visible person in a checked shirt sits at the edge of the frame. The wall is pale cream and a wooden door frame is at the right edge.2010-08-09January 17 20082008-01-17August 09 20102010-08-09Framed photographs hang on a plain white wall in a wooden display frame arranged in two rows. Most panels show deity images decorated with dense garlands and flower arrangements, including a figure with raised arms flanked by elephants, a seated goddess with a crown, and a figure with multiple heads. The two rightmost top and bottom panels show outdoor views of tall gopuram temple towers with palm trees and pillars. No people are visible in the scene.2010-08-09A photograph of a wall display of framed deity images hung in a row along a cream painted wall beside a brown wooden door. Each framed print shows a richly decorated murti or deity form adorned with garlands of marigold and jasmine, colourful silk cloth, gold crowns and jewellery. One panel shows a blue-faced figure with a tall black crown and red garlands; another shows a figure with an elaborate headdress and a sword. Smaller panels include a temple tower and a gopuram-like shrine photograph. No physical people are visible in the scene.2010-08-09August 09 20102010-08-09A painted temple wall mural in a painted panel with a yellow and blue border showing a row of Vaishnava saints and deities. Center-left, a blue-skinned deity with a white Vishnu-style tilak stands beneath a golden arch, flanked by consorts in green and red saris. To the right, a seated blue-skinned figure under a tree sits on a throne with striped white and green garlands, while bare-chested, shaven-headed devotees in white dhotis stand with palms joined. On the far right, a figure in a tall feathered headdress holds a staff. Above, a reclining deity rests in the tree branches. Tamil captions run along the bottom of the panel. The painting is a mural with no physical people present.2008-07-29 +1 copies