Tamaso mā jyotir gamaya

A Mughal depiction of the astrological sign Capricorn.

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Cry for noble Saichō (哭最澄上人), written by Emperor Saga for Saichō’s death. Saga was a scholar of the Chinese classics. He was also renowned as a skillful calligrapher.

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Daniel lergon

2008
Mixed-Media auf Papier
140 x 100 cm

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Hassan Massoudy, “La femme est un rayon de la lumière divine”, 2007.

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banana leaf © 2012 rizki azhari

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Water Snakes

Date: 1904-1907

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Royal flag with sun symbol

Rajasthan, 19th c.

This radiant sun was the central emblem from a larger, probably triangular flag. It would have been carried in the processions of a Rajput ruler of solar ancestry (claiming descent from Surya the Sun god), such as the Maharana of Mewar.

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