Krsna, having been shot in the sole of his foot by Jara, the hunter, assumes his divine form while Narada and other sages, gods, apsarases and gandharvas come to escort him to heaven [slides] British Library

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Series: Persian Manuscripts Collection from British LibraryPublication details: London British LibraryDescription: 1 Slide Col. ill 35mmSubject(s):

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Slide Unit Series	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	BL-PMC Add 5640 291(F418b) K-96599 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		SL18093

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Previous	BL-PMC 289(F221a) K-96514 Krsna decapitating the arrogant Sisupala [slides]	BL-JC 426(21)(J37)21 Kakubha Ragini [slides]	BL-PMC Add 5640 291(F2b) K-96575 Krsna, Dhrtarastra and the Pandavas with Bhisma when he died [slides]	BL-PMC Add 5640 291(F418b) K-96599 Krsna, having been shot in the sole of his foot by Jara, the hunter, assumes his divine form while Narada and other sages, gods, apsarases and gandharvas come to escort him to heaven [slides]	JBL-JC 560(12)(J39)12 Kakubha Ragini [slides]	BL-PMC 291(F417b) K-96598 Krsna returning from destroying the Yadavas at Prabhasa discovers his half-brother, Balarama, dying under a tree with Sesanaga issuing from his mouth and being received by the other snakes in the ocean [slides]	BL-PMC Add 5639 290(F144b) K-96552 Krsna wearing the garland which he had transformed from an arrow discharged by Bhagadatta at Arjuna, Bhagadatta is pressing his elephant together after it had been split in two by Arjuna [slides]	Next

IGNCA slides collection, cross reference Miniatures from persian Manuscripts in the British Library and British Museum,p.133

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