The Varaha statue is incredible. How tall is it- 8 feet? You may already know that the incarnations of Vishnu are a recurring theme in Gupta period architecture - and many examples are found in the UP-MP region called Bundelkhand. Check out Deogarh.
Sanjay Austa is an award-winning photographer based in New Delhi.
He started his career as a journalist and the switch to photography was gradual. His photographs and his choice of subjects however reflect his journalistic pedigree.
He has shot myriad subjects in diverse geographical climes including the wild in the African Savannas, the life in the Arctic and the deserts in the Middle East. He has a penchant for human-interest issues for which he travels extensively in India. His photo-essays are published regularly in the Indian and the International Media. His photo-feature on the 1984 anti-Sikh Delhi riots was exhibited in California and UK by various human rights groups in 2009 and 2010 respectively.
More recently he has done four picture books on World Heritage Monuments for Penguin Books. He is a guest faculty at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication(IIMC), New Delhi. He was awarded the prestigious Karamveer Puraskar Award in 2010 for his photo-essays on social and cultural issues.
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The Varaha statue is incredible. How tall is it- 8 feet? You may already know that the incarnations of Vishnu are a recurring theme in Gupta period architecture - and many examples are found in the UP-MP region called Bundelkhand. Check out Deogarh.
Thanks Arjun.. The sculpture is in bas-relief and it is more than 8 feet - it must be at least 12 feet at least. Thanks for the information.
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