CENTER FOR ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Subject: Shrine, back wall: Painting on wall to right of enshrined Buddha

Subject: Interior painting on ceiling

Subject: Srikovil, northeast wall, painting of Visnu and Venugopala

Subject: Entrance gateway, faade, level 1, soffit detail, decorated with stucco work and floral painting

Subject: Porch, right of entrance door, painting on the wall and ceiling

Subject: Interior painting on ceiling

Subject: Shrine, interior, painting on ceiling, rosettes

Subject: Shrine, painting remains of right attendant

Subject: Mandapa ceiling: Shiva as Tripurantaka; Painting in situ

Subject: Rangamandapa, ceiling: Maids attend Parvati; Painting in situ

Subject: Main hall, left: Mahayana painting on old pillars

Subject: The lion suspecting treachery on the part of the monkey, slays him and flees. (n.b. Another layer of painting beneath the present one, where painting has flaked off near the lion's head.)

Subject: Interior painting on ceiling

Subject: Entrance gateway, faade, level 1, soffit detail, center decorated with eight petelled flower and floral painting

Subject: Mandapa ceiling: Ramayana scenes; Painting in situ

Subject: Right row, pillars NOs R12, 13 & 14, painting of standing Buddhas, 99-1 BCE (Sculpture: 462-480 CE)

Subject: Interior, shrine, painting on ceiling, rosettes

Subject: Painted Coconut with scenes from Krishna Leela. This coconut shell has scenes from Krishna Leela painted on it. Krishna is playing the flute and is surrounded by gopis. Coconut is a common fruit in Odisha, its endospermic shell is hard and durable. These are used in crafts by intricate whittling of the shell and then painting designs on them. This object has been procured by State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC) Show House.

Subject: Western Gopuram, Painting to left of entrance door, Hunting Scene: Upper portion

Subject: Nave, left wall, painting of nativity

Subject: Srikovil, northwest wall, painting of Gajendramoksa

Subject: Shrine, interior, painting on ceiling, rosettes

Subject: Jagyan Narayana. Pattachitra is a traditional, cloth-based scroll painting. In this pattachitra painting, Lord Jagannatha is present in the center of the painting , with younger sister Subhadra on his lap and elder brother Balabhadra on top. This object has been procured by Utkalika, Odisha State Co-operative Handicraft Corporation Ltd.

Subject: Western Gopuram, Painting to left of entrance door: Hunting Scene