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Month: March 2022

Middle world of the Jains

The world habitable by humans, Gujarat 18-19th century. British Library.

Author gsPosted on 11 March 202212 March 2022Format ImageCategories imagesTags annular, Jain, world

One of the paintings of Hay-racks in the landscape by Slovenian artist Fida Fakin. Her family have provided examples of her work and some notes on her life at Vida's page.

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