Annapūrṇā & Śiva in Disguise - Alms Outside the Temple (18×24″ Poster) Frame style:Canvas 1723–1727)

1723–1727)

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Annapūrṇā & Śiva in Disguise - Alms Outside the Temple (18×24″ Poster) Frame style:Canvas 1723–1727)India Chromolithograph by Raja Ravi Varma c. late 19th century Key Features Annapr as the Ideal Householder Depicted as a graceful woman offering alms outside a iva temple, this figure represents Annapr not as a cosmic goddess on a throne, but as the divine principle alive in everyday compassion. Draped in a simple red sari, she embodies ghastha dharma nourishment, generosity, and moral duty. iva as the Common Beggar The mendicant seated at the temple