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“Report for 1913-1914, Plate II, contains illustrations of the work of seven sculptors: Masanitamma, Nañjaya, Chau-deya, Baleya, Lohita, Yalamasaya, and Bamaya, all from Somnāthpur.”
(V. A. Smith, Architecture and sculpture in Mysore, Ind. Ant. vol. XLIV. p. 94, paras 3, 4; p. 95, para 1).