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Orissa. After the removal of plaster, various scenes of the life story of K峁涐梗峁嘺 can be identified in the sculptures of Jagann膩tha temple of Puri. In the Orissan temple art the following themes seem to have been popular; 1. the story of K峁涐梗峁嘺's Janm膩stami (Can岣峞艣vara); 2. Putan膩badha (Si峁僪an膩tha), Kesi and Vrus膩sura badha (Vaidyanatha, Si峁僪anatha, Jagann膩tha temple), 4. Sakata bh膩nga (Jagannatha temple), 5.Infant K峁涐梗峁嘺 with Yasod膩 (Lingar膩ja and Cate艣vara),6. Subjugation of K膩岣穒ya n膩ga (Sukle艣var, Orissa State Museum and Jagann膩tha temple), 7.Y膩ma岣纺乺juna bh膩nga (Gane艣varapur and Mukhalingam),8. Vastrahara峁嘺 (Vi峁ａ箛upura panel in the Orissa State Museum), 9. Uplifting of the Govardhan mountain (Viranchi N膩r膩ya峁嘺 temple at Pali膩, Jagann膩tha temple and Ko峁嚹乺ka temple) and r膩sali岣纺� scene (detached sculptures at Visnupur, Jaya-Vijaya doorway of the Jagannatha temple). The cult of K峁涐梗峁囜笉a was quite popular in all parts of Orissa. Stray images of Gopinatha of the Ganga period are known from different places. The well- known outstanding specimens are from B膩liant膩 and Hirapur Gopinatha is worshipped at D膩峁囜笉a-Mukundapur, Remu峁嚹�, S膩khi Gop膩岣穉 and other places. Among the images, a beautiful figure of K峁涐梗峁嘺-Vis峁噓, in the Orissa State Museum, is of particular interest. The group representation of Balarama, Ekanamsa and K峁涐梗峁嘺-Vasudeva are known from Tirintura and Lingar膩ja temple complex and such figures have great significance in the context of Jagannatha 'Trinity'. 艢aivite Images: Siva- The forms of 艢iva, as represented in Orissan art, are varied. They fall under two categories: one showing the god in the ugra (terrific) form and the other depicting the saumya (peaceful) aspect. These images can also be classified, according to their postures, as sth膩naka (standing), 膩sina (seated), n峁泃ya (dancing) and devi sahita (with the consort). The Mukhalinga aspect is illustrated in extent specimens from Sitabinji, J膩jpur and Dak峁�ina S膩sana. An interesting relief from Si峁僪an膩tha temple depicts the Lingodbhavamurti of 艢iva, while Mahe艣amurti forms are available at Para艣ur膩mesvara and Sukle艣vara temples. There is a fine specimen of standing 59