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Site Name: Junnar

Date: ca 100-199 CE

Subject: Interior pillars, capitals

Site Name: Nagada/Nagda

Date: ca 975 CE

Subject: Northeast shrine, north jangha, Ganesa

Site Name: Markandi

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: West jangha, Ganesa vyala (?)

Site Name: Markandi

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Antarala, right pilaster, Ganesa facing south

Site Name: Markandi

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Antarala, Ganesa in north niche

Site Name: Markandi

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Siva and Parvati

Site Name: Markandi

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: Garbhagrha, Ganesa

Site Name: Markandi

Date: ca 1000-1099 CE

Subject: General view

Site Name: Melakkadambur

Date: ca 1100-1125 CE

Subject: Ardhamandapa, south wall, Ganesa

Site Name: Mt. Abu

Date: ca 700-799 CE

Subject: Garbhagrha, Ganesa, seated

Site Name: Mukhalingam

Date: ca 776-799 CE

Subject: South jangha, bhadra niche Ganesa

Site Name: Mukhalingam

Date: ca 750 CE

Subject: South face, Ganesa in bhadra niche

Site Name: Mukhed

Date: 1075 CE

Subject: Antarala, north face, Ganesa dancing

Site Name: Ellora

Date: ca 551-599 CE

Subject: Mandapa, south chaple, south wall, Saptamatrka with Virabhadra & Ganesa, detail

Site Name: Nagalapura

Date: 1250 CE

Subject: Vimana, south wall, Ganesa seated

Site Name: Naresar

Date: ca 700-899 CE

Subject: South face, mandapa, Ganesa in center

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ganesha. Lac comes from an insect’s resinous secretion. Terracotta and wooden items are coated with lacquer to produce utility or decorative items. This figure is of the Hindu god Ganesha. View of the back of the object. This object has been procured from State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC).

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ganesha. Lac comes from an insect’s resinous secretion. Terracotta and wooden items are coated with lacquer to produce utility or decorative items. This figure is of the Hindu god Ganesha. This object has been procured from State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC).

Site Name:

Date: 1800-1899

Site Name:

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ganesha. Lac comes from an insect’s resinous secretion. Terracotta and wooden items are coated with lacquer to produce utility or decorative items. This figure is of the Hindu god Ganesha.

Site Name: Bodhgaya

Date:

Subject: This is a platform immediately north of the temple, that has Pala period sculptures shaded by a large tree. Among them is an image of Shiva-Parvati, Ganesha and Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvata. This platform was asserted by Cunningham to be the spot described by Xuanzang as the place where Lord Buddha gazed constantly or animeshalochana at the Bodhi Tree.

Site Name: Bodhgaya

Date:

Subject: This is a platform immediately north of the temple, that has Pala period sculptures shaded by a large tree. Among them is an image of Shiva-Parvati, Ganesha and Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvata. This platform was asserted by Cunningham to be the spot described by Chinese pilgrim Xuanzang as the place where Lord Buddha gazed constantly (animeshalochana) at the Bodhi Tree.

Site Name: Narayanpuram / Narayanapuram

Date: ca 800-825 CE

Subject: Vimana, south jangha, bhadra, Ganesa seated in niche

Site Name: Narayanpuram / Narayanapuram

Date: ca 800-825 CE

Subject: South bhadra, Ganesa seated

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