File:KA 138 Halebidu Carvings 7 Shiva Durga Narasimha Brahma small.jpg

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Shiva, Durga, Narasimha, Brahma, and other sculptures at Hoysaleswara Temple, Halebidu, Karnataka, India

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English: Lord Shiva dancing on a demon, Lord Krishna playing the flute, a drummer next and then sculpture of Goddess Durga are seen depicted in typical Hoysala architecture. Narasimha killing the demnon Hiranyakashipu, and 4 headed Brahma, along with variety of Shilabalika sculptures at Hoysaleswara Temple, Halebidu, Karnataka, India. Parallel view images taken consecutively and combined for Stereoscopic effect.
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