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Eye
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An image from a beach in Mahabalipuram; an eye is painted on the bow of the boat. Sun blasts from the right side of the image, splintering a sky that is blanched with light. A crow perches on the prow of the boat. An inscription in Tamil is painted along the side of the boat, just underneath the gunnels. In the background, another boat floats in the hazy distance.
Department of Islamic & Later Indian Art
Annu Palakunnathu Matthew Rhode Island created 2000.
SEPIA/Alkazi Collection of Photography New York purchased from the artist 2006 sold to Harvard Art Museum 2006.
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Purchase through the generosity of David Silich
Title: Eye
Description:
An image from a beach in Mahabalipuram; an eye is painted on the bow of the boat.
Sun blasts from the right side of the image, splintering a sky that is blanched with light.
A crow perches on the prow of the boat.
An inscription in Tamil is painted along the side of the boat, just underneath the gunnels.
In the background, another boat floats in the hazy distance.
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