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Reflecting the spirit of East Indian myths, legends, and fables, these illustrations were compiled by one of the nineteenth centurys foremost Orientalists. Edward Moor published The Hindu Pantheon in 1810, and this new volume draws upon his exposition of Indias religious iconography to offer a spectacular array of images of Hindu deities.
Dramatic engravings and line drawings include scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata as well as temple images of Krishna, Vishnu, Siva, and other major gods and goddesses. Many are derived from bronze figurines; others are reproduced from manuscript illustrations. All appear with captions for ease of identification.
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BRAHM.
From a Zinc Statue in the Museum at the East India House .
BRAHM.
From a painting in the collection of Colonel Stuart.
From sketches of unknown Originals .
From casts in Bronze &c.
VISHNU & LAKSHMI on SESHA or ANANTA contemplating the Creation, with BRAHM springing on a lotos from his Navel to perform it. Below, SIVA & PRVAT conjoined, called then ARDDHA-NR .
From pictures in the collection of colonel Stuart.
. VISHNU with LAKSHM & SATYAVM on ANANTA NGA , (eternity.) 2. 3. 4. LAKSHM or CAMAL.
1. From a bronze cast in the collection of the Right Hon. Viscount Valentia. 2. 3. 4. From bronze images.
VISHNU. 2. 3. LAKSHM. 4,5,6,7, ANNA PURN DV.
From images in Bronze &c.
VISHNU and LAKSHM on GARUDA; and MAH-PRALAY.
From pictures in the collection, of Col. Stuart .
1.2.3. LAKSHM NARAYAN . 4. 5 . BALLAJI & WIFE 6. 7. WITTOBA & WIFE .
From images in Bronze, Copper and gilt Brass.
BHAIRAVA an AVATRA of MAHA-DVA .
From a cast in Brafs.
BALLAJI and his wives LAKSHM & SATYAVM.
From a statue in Silver .
SIVA
VISHNU
From Zinc Images in the Museum at the East India House
MAHDVA destroying TRIPURSURA
from a Bronze statue in the Museum at the India House.
MAHDVA - PANCHAMUKH .
from a Zinc Image in the Museum at the India House.
MAHDVA and PRVAT
From Statues in Bronze & Brafs.
MAHDVA and PRVAT.
from a highly finished Painting.
MAHDVA and PRVAT on KAILSA, the HINDU OLYMPUS : BRAHM, VISHNU on GARUDA GAN SA. and KRTIKYA:
with celestial choristers (gandharvas) and others in attendance.
MAHDVA-PRVAT-GANSA and KARTIKIYA.
from Pictures.
from Pictures
MAHDVA & PRVAT.
From Pictures
PRVAT or some holy female at the ceremony of LINGA PJ in honor of MAHDVA.
From a highly finished Picture.
KANDEH RAO & MALSARA.
From Pictures.
BHAIRAVA.
SARASWAT.
From Pictures.
VRA BHADRA an AVATRA of MAHDVA.
From an embofsed brafs shield in the collection of the Right Hon. Viscount Valentia.
VRA BHADRA &c.
From Subjects in brafs.
KL, BHAWNI, PRVAT, or DURG, consort of SIVA.
From a Brafs Statue in the Museum at the India House.
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