Iconography based on Shaivite narrative: photo 92
Photo 92 of 250 in Gallery: Iconography based on Shaivite narrative

Image title: Figure 92: Devi to the left of Shiva
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[original] ¶Ù±ð±¹Ä« à la gauche de Åš¾±±¹²¹ dansant du Type-des-deux-jambes-repliées, cella no 8, façade nord du sanctuaire, °²¹¾±±ôÄå²õ²¹²ÔÄå³Ù³ó²¹, °Äåñ³¦¾±±è³Ü°ù²¹³¾ (cliché V. Gillet, 2008)
[transcription] Devi to the left of Shiva dancing in the Type-of-two-folded-legs, cella no. 8 , north facade of the sanctuary, Kailasanatha, Kancipuram (photo V. Gillet, 2008)
Gallery information:
These plates originate from the book The Creation of an Iconography as based on Shaivite narrative (original title: �La création d'une iconographie sivaïte narrative�) which details the sculptures and construction temples of the Pallava dynasty (in the Tamil-speaking Southern India) near the end of the 7th century. Usually, such constructions were dedicated to Shiva having the walls adorned with representations of Siva in various embodiments: some benign, some fierce and sanguinary, others victorious and regal.
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