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Reel Name: Mulbagil -I Temple Art
Reel Notes: Anjaneya temple, paintings from Srinivasa temple, shiva parvati, lady in toilet, noble lady on a coach, monkey and the sanke,Shiva, Viman, Rama -Laxmana
Date of Exposure: September 05,1982


The Humiliation of Shurpanakhi

Lakshman Cuts of the Nose of Rawana's Sister -- Painting from Anjaneya Temple, Mulbagil

Shurpanakhis Insult

At Rama's Hermitage

Painting from Anjaneya Temple, Mulbagil


Sculpture, Mulbagal Temple

Mischievous Monkey


Krishna Kills Bakasura

Sculpture shows an episode from Bhagawata where child Krishna tearing apart the evil crane Bakasura.

Killing of the Crane Demon

Men in Greeting


Vasudeva Gives Away Boy Krishna to Yashoda

Painting from a temple in Mulabagil town

Yashoda Gets Baby Krishna

Detail from Sculpted Pillar


Woman Pleasuring Self (?)

Sculpture from Anjaneya Temple

Village of Mulbagil, 1982


Sculpture from Anjaneya Temple, Mulbagal

The Adhik Prasangi Monkey

Sculpture from Anjaneya Temple, Mulbagil


Painting from Srinivasa Temple, Mulbagil

Mythological tales are illustrated on the walls of temples

Indian Mythologies
Janaka finds Sita
Janaka Finds Sita

Painting from Srinivasa Temple, Mulbagil


Lord Shiva and His Consort Parvati

 

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