Deity Annapurneswari
The village of Hornad, Chikkamagalur District |  |
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Parallel Lines Running all over the Body of a Sari
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A huntress surrounded by a creeper
Detail from a Hoysala style sculpture |  |
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A panel signed by the sculptor Maba
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A Battle Scene
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Women Riding Horses
Hoysala period sculpture, Karnataka |
A View of the Himalayan Mountains
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Too old for toys. Too young for boys.
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Too old for toys. Too young for boys.
Portrait of an Indian girl. |  |
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"Smile, and the world smiles with you"
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A pretty school girl
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"Mangalasutra" and red "kum-kum" symbolize marriage among women.
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Portrait of a Housewife
Portrait of Viajaya Kamat, Honavar |  |
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Posterior of a Tribal Dancer
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Emerald Studded Plate from Rajasthan
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Mass Weddings at Dharmasthala
Multiple marriages to save wedding costs and to promote caste harmony are often held in India |
Cartoon Showing the Diverisity of India
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Workplace Harassment, 14th Century!
Man admires a woman at work |
The First Indian Tricolor
It had lotuses for very Indian State, moon and sun depicting communal harmony |  |
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Map of South India Showing the States of the Deccan
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Cricket in front of Crawford Hall, Mysore
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Wheel of the Sun Temple in Konark
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Map Showing the Districts of Karnataka State
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Deepavali Fireworks
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Fireworks during Deepavali Festival
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Man Going to Marketplace
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Tribal Man, Madhya Pradesh
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Tribal Woman, Madhya Pradesh
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Vigorous Love Making
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Chavundaraya of Gometeshwara fame.
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Sister Nivedita (1867-1911)
Sister Nivedita, was an Anglo-Irish social worker, author, teacher and disciple of Swami Vivekananda. |  |
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Sharada Devi
Married to Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Sharada Devi became an active partner in his spiritual discoveries and a led a life being worthy of adulation and worship bestowed upon her. |
Queen of Jhansi, Laxmibai
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Pandita Ramabai (1858 - 1928)
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Rani Rasmani
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Queen Ahilyabai Holkar, Indore
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"Savitri and Satyvan" by Artist Ardhenduprasad Banerji
The love story of Satyavan and princess Savitri is a famous sub-story from Mahabharat |  |
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A Pond Heron (Ardeola grayii)
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Very poorly maintained wall paintings of Sibi.
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White-wash has been split on rare paintings.
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Two panels depicting drotic paintings.
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"Some of the Erotic Arts are in a dilapitated state and need enhancements to study them"
(Above photograph is hand-enhanced by the author) |
A lady seducing a shy man.
Detail from a wall painting, Tumkur |  |
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A man and two women are in the game of love.
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A man and his woman in an intimate movement.
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In coitus in a relaxed position.
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A "Dasayya" is having a nice time on a swing.
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Woman Hanging on to her Lover.
Detail from a wall painting, Tumkur |
A man and a woman lost in love
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