Bhishma's Promise Artist Ravi Varma's depiction of Bhishma abdicating the right of his throne to secure the hands of Matsyagandhi, a fishergirl, in marriage to his father Shantanu. Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, Mysore | |
| The Swan Messenger by Raja Ravi Verma Princess Damayanti, using a royal swan for conveying her amorous message to king Nala.Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, Mysore |
Draupadi Dreading to Meet Kichaka Draupadi, in the disguise of Sairendhri is asked by the queen of Virata to go to the house of her brother Kichaka Sri Jayachamarajendra Art Gallery, Mysore | |
| Painted Prayers of `Hase` on a Wall Town of Hoogopaalu, Karnataka |
The Five Pronged Arati The tool used to bless a deity with a flame. | |
| Rural Woman Painting the Hase Rangoli on Wall Town of Hoogopaalu, Karnataka |
Nataraja and Parvati Illustration from a manuscript on Rigveda of 18th century | |
| The Flying Elephants Illustration form 18th century manuscript Gaja Shastra. Tanjavur Museum Collection |
Maratha King Shivaji
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| A Model of a Saree Company Pictures from a Saree Catalog |
Model of Anjali Saree Company Pictures from a Saree Catalog | |
| A Saree Model Pictures from a Saree Catalog |
A Saree Model Pictures from a Saree Catalog | |
| Lord Ishwara Perfoming His Dance Painting from Saraswati Mahal Library Collection |
Prehistoric Cave Illustration from South India Hirebenagal Caves in Karnataka. Period: apprx.800 to 300 B.C | |
| Prehistoric Cave Illustration from Tekkalakote
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Prehistoric Animal from a Cave in Hiregudda Caves of Badami and Aihole | |
| Prehistoric Animal from a Cave in Hiregudda Caves of Badami and Aihole |
"This one makes the cut" Kamat picking transparencies for the website | |
| High-tech using Low-tech Weekly consignment of content arriving at Kamat residence |
Car Temple Procession of Lord Sri Rama 19th century painting shows the cahriot bing dragged by devotees | |
| The Royal Emblem of Hoysala Kings
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Shantanu Meets the Fishergirl Satyavati and Falls in Love Thus begins the great epic of Mahabharata | |
| "Can you Speak Up Please" Portrait of V.R. Kamat of Sringeri, 1978 |