Fig. 16: Vijayashanti (for 18.03.94, Cinema Jugantar/Angan, n.p.)
Fig. 04: Dravidar Tirunal (Auspicious Dravidians Day). Pongal greeting card, date not known. Collection: S. Marieswaran.
Fig. 15: Postcard of the Taj Mahal sent to someone in Guildford, England c. mid-20th century From the Priya Paul Collection, New Delhi.
Fig. 10: Welcome. Note that the same woman is twinned in another version on the top right. This style of twin apsaras gets applied to real life beauties too (bottom right). (Artist: V.V.Sapar, Publisher: Jothi)
Fig. 12. A poster of Ugly. Source: Glamsham, http://glamsham.com/download/poster/ugly-posters/2138/3.htm
Fig. 41: Opening page of Amar Chitra Katha’s Urvashi (1974). Artist: Pratap Mullick.
Maharana Pratapsingh, c. 1910, Hemchander Bhargav, Delhi. Collection of Erwin Neumayer and Christine Schelberger, Vienna.
MARTIN, 50's, PRICE: 20 Ps., SAFETY MATCHES, SREE SARAVANA MATCH WORKS PADANTHAL. Colour printed matchbox label on card, vertical, 3.5 cmx 5 cm, mid-late 20th C, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India., [2.132.004]
SOUL OF INDIA SAFETY MATCHES. (MADE IN HINDUSTAN). Colour printed matchbox label, vertical, mid-late 20th C, 3.5 cm x 5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [19.038.009]
PEACOCK. SOMCO. PICE RE. 0.03. SATTUR ORIGINAL MATCH CO. SATTUR. Colour printed matchbox label, vertical, mid-late 20th C, 3.5 cm x 5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [2.244.001]
PHONE. PRICE 17 PS. 50'S SAFETY MATCHES. REGD. 274553. SRI LAKSHMI MATCH WORKS, MANTHITHOPPU. Colour printed matchbox label, horizontal, mid-late 20th C, 5 cm x 3.5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [2.253.004]
The Commander-In-Chief of the Azad Hind Fauj - Subhas Chandra Bose by P. Dayal, c. 1945, Sham Sundar Lal, Cawnpore, 16 x 24 cm. Collection of Erwin Neumayer and Christine Schelberger, Vienna. [#431]
KODAI VALLAL, PRICE RE. 0-07, SRINIVASA MATCH WORKS, THOMBAKULAM, Printed matchbox label, mid-late 20th c., 3.5 cm x 5 cm, Gautam Hemmady Collection, New Delhi, India. [20.028.011]
Fig. 10: Ram as leader of a revolutionary people’s awakening movement. Painted by B., c.1990.
Dedicated to Nalla Pochamma, this temple is located on railway premises at Lalapet, Secunderabad. There is also a Sufi shrine in the same complex. Known for her volatile temper, Nalla Pochamma is supposed to be more powerful than any other goddess. This painting in the calendar art style shows the goddess riding a tiger and trampling a male figure. The legend is that the goddess defeated her father Shiva in a battle and trampled him. While the details of her battle with Shiva vary, the story
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