Konarak. Statue of Surya. Photographer: Archaeological Survey of India
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Genre: Architectural Photography View of a standing image of the solar deity surrounded by smaller figures, carved in bold relief. The seven horses of Surya's chariot are carved along the base of the tablet. The background has been masked out in printing.
Konarak. Statue of Bala Krisna, representing Dola festival. Photographer: Archaeological Survey of India
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Genre: Architectural Photography View of a seated image surrounded by smaller figures, carved in bold relief. The background has been masked out in printing.
Konarak. Statue of Visnu. Photographer: Archaeological Survey of India
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Genre: Architectural Photography View of a standing image surrounded by smaller figures, carved in bold relief. The background has been masked out in printing.
Konarak. Statues of Ganga, Acarya and a Risi. Photographer: Archaeological Survey of India
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Genre: Architectural Photography View of three tablets with figures carved in bold relief. The background has been masked out in printing. An Acharya is a religious teacher, a rishi is a sage.
Konarak. Statues of Mahisasuramardini and Jagannatha and Acarya. Photographer: Archaeological Survey of India
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Genre: Architectural Photography View of two tablets with figures carved in bold relief. The background has been masked out in printing. Mahishasuramardini is an epithet of Durga, slayer of the Buffalo Demon. Jagannatha is the form of Krishna worshipped at Puri.