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Jain Miniature Paintings from Western India c13.259

Jain Miniature Paintings from Western India c13.259

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c13.259

In the painting there are four panels. In the top panel, the duels by casting stern glances and indulging in harsh words are depicted; in the second panel, fighting with fists and staves is depicted; in the third panel, the duel with the fists continues, and Bāhubali is shown having thrown off his crown and holding his hair; in the fourth panel, on the left, Bāhubali is standing in Kāyotsarga pose in between the two trees; the hardship of the penance is shown by the presence of insects creeping over his body and birds perched on his shoulders; on the right stand his two sisters, Brāhmī and Sundarī, in front of a group of three trees.