|  Happy Man Relaxing behind the Delhi Fort
 
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|  |  The Capital Chaos
 
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|  Carved Wooden Platform
 Notice the Simhamukha motif at the center
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|  |  Lambanis, the Gypsies of India
 
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|  Four Headed Brahma, Ballegavi
 
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|  |  An Illustrated Kannada Inscription
 
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|  A Wooden Idol of Ganesh Worshipped by Tribals of Madhya Pradesh
 
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|  |  Ugranarasimha of Hampi
 This lion-faced  image of Lord Vishnu is one of the few artifacts visible in the ruins of Hampi.
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|  Veena maestro Doraiswamy Iyengar
 
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|  |  Nagamandala, the Snake Web
 
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|  A Rajasthani Pavilion
 This structure has graced the cover of Kamat's book "Na Rajasthanadalli"
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|  |  A Terra Cota Relief from a Temple in Bengal
 
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|  Jaipur City Palace, Rajasthan
 
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|  |  The Ambar Palace, Rajasthan
 Westside View
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|  Gowri-Rajni Raga
 Northern Deccan painting perhaps by Shubhachandra (Subbarao)
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|  |  Adil Shah II playing tamboor
 
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|  Female Bard from Deccani Painting
 Detail from a 17th century painting
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|  |  Horse Decorated with Sages
 Detail from a Deccan Miniature Painting
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|  African Eunuch -- Dakhani miniature painting
 
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|  |  Picture of a Maratha Peshwa with his Courtiers
 Detail from a Dakhani Miniature Painting, 18th century
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|  The Long Gown Worn by a Nawab
 
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|  |  A Young member of the Siddi Community
 See Also: African-Indian community
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|  Newly Weds at their Wedding Feast
 
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|  |  Lambani Woman on way to Marketplace
 
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|  Basing -- A Wedding Headgear made with Pith
 Wedding headgear worn by Halakki farmers
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|  |  Lepakshi Paintings in Ruins
 
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|  A Painting of Vijayanagar period
 
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|  |  Mysore Style Ganesh
 "Siddhi Vinayak" from a 19the century painting, artist is unknown.
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|  The Sword of Tippu Sultan
 
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|  |  A Chalukyan Miniature Painting
 
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|  Toda Village Elder, Ooty
 
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|  |  Home-made Sugar (Jaggery)
 Man boiling sugar-cane juice to make sugar
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|  Krishna Milking a Cow
 
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|  |  Farmer at Work -- Wooden Carving
 
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|  Mangeshi Light Post, Goa
 
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|  |  Kissing Couple, A Sculpture from Banavasi
 Sculpture of c. 11th Century
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|  A Man belonging to  Native Maratha (kad-maratha) Community
 
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|  |  The Fearsome Blue
 
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|  Coins from Ancient India
 Coins belonging to Kadamba period
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|  |  A Portuguese Style Bust from a Goan Museum
 
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|  Halakki Gowda Farmer
 Halakki Man making Turayi ( a decorative Head gear) for Harvest Festival
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|  |  Elephants in the Forest
 
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|  A Village Woman
 
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|  |  Grandma Gowdati (Halakki Lady) caring for a Child
 
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|  The Sringeri Vidyaranya Temple
 
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|  |  Bullock Cart in Village India
 
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|  An Elephant Goes to Work
 Elephant carrying a wooden log at H.D. Kote, Karnataka
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|  |  Habitat of the Kadu-Kuruba Tribals
 A girl combs hair of a sibling; in a forest near Heggada Devana Kote village.
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|  Habitat of the Kadu-Kuruba Tribals
 
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|  |  Toda Woman Engaged in Embroidery
 
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|  Lone Tusker in Bandipur National Forest
 
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|  |  A Lingayat Temple
 
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|  Maidens on their way to Ghotul
 
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|  |  Adivasi Dancer
 Dandami Maria tribal, Madhya Pradesh
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|  Animals as Divine Vehicles
 A line-drawing based on ancient sculptures
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|  |  Animal Life Depicted in Period Art
 Line drawings based on ancient sculptures
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|  Logo of the Kadamba  Dynasty
 
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|  |  An Adivasi making rope from tree bark
 Chameli Ghotul, Madhya Pradesh
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|  Buffalo-horn head gear, Madhya Pradesh
 
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|  |  Facial mask for the festive days
 
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|  Sailing in Sharavati river, Karnataka
 
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|  |  A street in downtown Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka, 1991
 
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|  Five Attendants
 Wall painting from Sibi, Tumkur District
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|  |  Krishna fondling two Gopis (girlfriends)
 Town of Sibi, Tumkur District
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|  Nallappa, the Builder of Sibi Temple, with his Three Brothers
 
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|  |  King Ravana and his ten heads -- line drawing based on a Sibi painting
 
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|  Ghotul buildings, Madhya Pradesh
 
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|  |  Tribal man wearing rumal, Madhya Pradesh
 
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|  Garuda the King of Birds
 
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|  |  Tribal Woman in a Old-fashioned Bordered Saree
 
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|  Letter writing and the use of birds as messengers
 Detail from Painting on Daria Daulat palace, Srirangapattana
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|  |  A Muslim Mother and Her Child
 Mother and child belonging to the Navayat community. They are of Persian descent and live primarily on the Southwestern coast.
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|  Kavi Art Mural
 Mural shows five headed god dancing with his consort in his arms
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|  |  The decorations of the fortune (kani) teller
 
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|  Huttari Dancer from Coorg
 
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|  |  A Male Folk Artist Dressed as a Queen
 
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|  Pungi Kunita -- The Dance with Blow Horn
 
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|  |  Man Blowing the Horn Nagaswaram
 
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|  Man in Red Rumal
 
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|  |  Bamboo Comb, Bastar
 A Bamboo Comb is a Token of Love among the some tribals of Central India. See: Ghotuls
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|  Indian Model in a Sari
 
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|  |  A  drummer of the Santhal tribe, West Bengal
 
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|  A decked-up Lambani woman
 
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|  |  Plassey war memorial, Plassey, West Bengal
 
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|  Interior of Sheesh Mahal (glass palace), Rajasthan
 
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|  |  Cow, temple, cow.
 A terra cotta temple in West Bengal
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|  Musical Instrument Maker
 Making of musical instrument Khol in West Bengal
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|  |  Hero-stone Depicting Men Fighting Battle To Defend Cows and Women
 
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|  Soldiers fighting with swords and plates
 Detail from a memorial stone (hero-stone), Karnataka
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|  |  Man Welcomes a Horse Mounted Hero to Town
 
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|  Aiming at a Deer: Prehistoric Cave Painting
 
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|  |  Homeward bound with a bagful of rats
 
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|  Mystical Bird from a Pre-historic Cave Painting
 
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|  |  Yashodha and boy Krishna
 Detail from a Mysore Traditional Painting
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|  Mysore Traditional Painting
 
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|  |  Eaborate Woolen Embroidery
 
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|  Swadeshi Memorabilia
 Woman weaves cloth under Gandhi's bust
 From a picture postcard from 1940s
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|  |  Romancing Couple -- Painting by Raja Ravi Varma.
 
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|  Coin of Mogul king Shah Alum
 
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|  |  Gold Coin of Sultan Adil Hijora, 1198 A.D.
 Coin issued to commemorate one year of ascending the throne
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