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This paper studies the Govind Dev Ji temple in Vrindavan (consecrated 1590), whose upper structure is missing and whose original image of Krishna is now in Jaipur. It examines the temple’s red sandstone design, its makers and three ways of seeing it (colonial, scholarly, digital), and introduces the idea of a “double absence”. It also asks how the temple’s art can inspire future generations.
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