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Undavalli temple: "Vaishnava Alvars" and "Alvars, Lakshmi, Vishnu" (Longhurst, Pallava Architecture I, 1924, Plate XII (PDF p. 76))

Drawing of two rows of carved panels: above, a standing figure with a club and four seated figures with joined hands; below, three seated figures with joined hands beside a smaller seated goddess and a seated Vishnu under a many-headed serpent hood; labels and a scale in feet.
Drawing of two rows of carved panels: above, a standing figure with a club and four seated figures with joined hands; below, three seated figures with joined hands beside a smaller seated goddess and a seated Vishnu under a many-headed serpent hood; labels and a scale in feet.
Type
Drawing
Creator
A. H. Longhurst (Archaeological Survey of India); drawing reproduced by Helio., Survey of India Offices, Calcutta
Date
1924
Licence
Public domain
From
A. H. Longhurst, Pallava Architecture, Part I (Early Period) (Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India No. 17) (opens in a new tab), 1924, Plate XII (PDF p. 76); text pp. 27-30
Original
archive.org (opens in a new tab)
Appears in
Ikshvakus, Vishnukundins & early kingdoms, Vishnukundins, Undavalli, Undavalli cave temple, Temples & architecture, Religion & philosophy