South-Indian Images of Gods And Goddesses
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It is also possible that the latter is resting freely on the thigh. Parvati is seated on Siva's left side, turning her face towards him and holding the child Skanda on her knee.
In the upper corners are seen flying dwarfs, apparently hold- ing flywhisks in their hands. The whole group is flanked by two four-armed gods raising respectively the upper left and right arms and pointing them towards Siva.
Among the Mahabalipuram sculptures we find still another scene of Saiva pictures apparently alli...ed to Somaskanda just described, viz., Sukhasana or Umasahita mentioned in footnote 1 on p. 76. Here, on a pedestal supported by two lion-pillars and the recumbant bull between them, is a seated figure of Siva with a robe of ornamental fringes, hanging loosely from above his right shoulder. In his right upper hand he holds a furious serpent. What the position of his left upper hand indicates, is not clear. Of the two other hands, the left lower rests freely on his right leg and the left thigh, while the right lower exhibits a position of the fingers which suggests that the god must have held some weapon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is also possible that the latter is resting freely on the thigh. Parvati is seated on Siva's left side, turning her face towards him and holding the child Skanda on her knee.
In the upper corners are seen flying dwarfs, apparently hold- ing flywhisks in their hands. The whole group is flanked by two four-armed gods raising respectively the upper left and right arms and pointing them towards Siva.
Among the Mahabalipuram sculptures we find still another scene of Saiva pictures apparently alli...ed to Somaskanda just described, viz., Sukhasana or Umasahita mentioned in footnote 1 on p. 76. Here, on a pedestal supported by two lion-pillars and the recumbant bull between them, is a seated figure of Siva with a robe of ornamental fringes, hanging loosely from above his right shoulder. In his right upper hand he holds a furious serpent. What the position of his left upper hand indicates, is not clear. Of the two other hands, the left lower rests freely on his right leg and the left thigh, while the right lower exhibits a position of the fingers which suggests that the god must have held some weapon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Krishna Sastri, H. (Hosakote) to read onlineMoreLess
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