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From the permanent collection of the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. http://www.flickr.com/photos/lifeontheedge/5466360255/in/photostream |
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21 February 2011, 17:14:26 |
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Flickr: The Hindu deity Vishnu - Indian Art - Asian Art Museum of San Francisco |
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Marshall Astor |
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