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Browse Kamat Picture Archive
Pictures: 1001 to 1050 of Total: 25919
 Indian Woman with stick-on vermilion |  |
 |  Son of the Priest Notice his vertical bars (nama) on the forehead. This is a characteristic of the Iyengar community in the South India |
"I have never been photographed before. |  |
 | Indian Soldiers Being Executed by British Canons The aftermath of India's First War of Independence, 1858 |
Rangoli to Welcome the New Millennium |  |
 | Using Rangoli to Greet Friends and Neighbors Girl Paints Rangoli on the occasion of Pongal Festival |
The Mysore Dasara Procession Detail from a painting in Mysore Palace |  |
 | College students celebrate the Holi festival Holi is celebrated by exchanging colors |
Woman in festive clothing prepares for worship |  |
 | The Festival of Lights Woman Celebrating Diwali with Rangoli and Lights |
A Girl Learning Rangoli by Looking at a Book |  |
 | Karna's Predicament Scene from a Hindu Epic in Rangoli Art |
Arjuna's Dejection Scene from Mahabharata in Rangoli Art |  |
 | Floral decorations indicating a festive occasion Shown is the birthday celebration of Lord Krishna |
Making Art with Flowers Men using petals as hue for a temple decoration |  |
 | Consenting Adults The symbiosis of the flower and the bug is theme of many Indian poems and art |
"I Sell Good Health" A boy selling fruits on his bicycle |  |
 | The Flower Shop Buying flowers on a daily basis is a long tradition in India. Flowers are used for makeup as well as for worship |
Woman selling flower garlands Buying flowers on a daily basis is a long tradition in India. Flowers are used for makeup as well as for worship |  |
 | Newly Weds Offering Prayers with Flowers The flowers constitute an essential ingredient of Hindu worship |
The Flowers of a Bangalore Street Indian Philanthropists for long have planted trees on the side of the street. Even in today's polluted streets of India, the blooming flowers provide the hope that one day the nature will clean herself |  |
 | Woman Stops to Smell Flowers Watercolor painting by K. L. Kamat |
Flowers for the Lady (Painting from a 1950s Sari Commercial - artist not known) |  |
 | Kannada Writer Goruru Ramaswamy Iyengar |
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