 Divine recreation: Krishna with two Gopikas (female cowherds) Temple mural from Sibi, Karnataka |  |
 |  Self help is the best help? A couple engages in foreplay |
 Man punishes wife's paramour
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 |  Genitalia Worship Here, Lord Shiva is shown embedded in the Lingam |
 Use of Eagles as Messengers Painting on the Daria-Daulat Bagh Palace |  |
 |  Gatekeeper of a Luxury Hotel The practice of a decorated doormen has continued till this day in India |
 Small Temple, Huge Guardians
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 |  "Sacred Area. Keep Out" A Temple Guardian in Tamil Nadu |
 Muscular watchman (Dwarapalaka), Aihole
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 |  Carved head of a Dwarapalaka (doorman)
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 Temple Guardian -- from a wall mural in Karnataka
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 |  Parashurama in Kavi Art
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 Four Armed Lord Vishnu Monochrome Kavi artwork, Western India |  |
 |  Kamadhenu in Kavi Art
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 From One Generation to Another A mother teaches Rangoli to daughter |  |
 |  A Tribal woman wearing self-made jewelry, Madhya Pradesh
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 A Halakki woman going to market to sell vegetables Notice that the woman is without a blouse, but covered with lots of necklaces instead. This is typical attire of her community in Uttara Kannada. |  |
 |  Tribal Women at a Weekly Marketplace Bastar District, Madhya Pradesh |
 "What is Nuclear Testing?" Portrait of a man belonging to Halakki Tribe |  |
 |  Santa Clause in Rangoli Design!
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 Warrior Arjuna Seeks Lord Krishna's Advice Picture from a calendar painting. Original artist is not known |  |
 |  "I hope my husband's longevity is increased by my larger dot!"
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 A Woman of Havyaka Brahmin Community
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 |  A Hindu widow sans vermilion
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 A Map of Andhra Pradesh showing important cities
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 |  A grand four-storied hero-stone of the Vijayanagar period Kaken village in Andhra Pradesh |
 A Medieval Man Wearing a Stitched Headgear From a Wall Painting in Lepakshi |  |
 |  A Moghul Miniature Painting From Salarjung Museum Collection in Hyderabad |
 Man-Woman -- A piece from Salarjung Museum The sculpture depicts a man and a woman in a mirror |  |
 |  The Towers of Char Minar, Hyderabad
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 Goddess Saraswati The Hindu Deity of Learning and Knowledge From a Mysore School of Painting |  |
 |  The Aravali Mountain Ranges in Rajasthan
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 The Jewelry of a Rajasthani Woman
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 |  Water Being Transported
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 Water Wells are Hubs of Activity in Rajasthan
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 |  A Wedding Procession in Rajasthan
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 Couple Rides Camel on a Sand-dune
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 |  A Sardar in Festive Attire
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 A Smiling Sardarini in Punjab
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 |  The Boy Next door
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 Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Free India's First Prime-Minister |  |
 |  A Hindu Wedding With the Fire (Agni) as the witness, and the bride in his hand, a groom takes seven steps and the sacred oath. |
 A Priest at a Temple Procession
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 |  "This is everything that I have" A Tribal Woman at the Weekly Marketplace, Jagadalpur |
 A Religious Vegetable Vendor in Bangalore
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 |  An Indian Woman -- Her attire has not changed in centuries
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 68th way of wearing vermilion Some women first apply the sandle-wood paste and then apply the vermilion |  |
 |  A Traditional Man with Vermilion on Forehead
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 Widow without the Vermilion Traditionally, widows did not wear kumkum as a respect to the departed husband |  |