The Hindu Temple v2.c12.116

v2.c12.116

Woman and tree, in close touch and conformity of their volumes and movements, are lent different shapes and names of one rhythm whose wave ascends from the woman’s left toes, magnificently places her leg, turns, curves her back and rises in one sweep, comprising arms and head, to find its way down where the ball is to drop from her hand and the stem of the tree bends to the right. There it points to the small attendant, on the right, while the fluttering scarf rounds up her outline on the right and leads the eye to her child-attendant on the left.