Hanuman: Hero. Monkey. God
© K. L. Kamat
A Statue of Hanuman
Hanuman is the ever-living (Chiranjeevi) son of Lord Vayu and remains a very popular deity among Hindus. A bachelor and a fiercely loyal devotee himself (to Rama), his heroics in the war of Ramayan have inspired several tales of Indian mythology. Hanuman is the only character that appears in both the Hindu epics, the Ramayan and the Mahabharat, which are spread across millennia.
Hanuman in Indian Art
 Nature Scene Painting by artist N. Hanumantaih |  |
 |  Hanuman Watches Lanka Burn |
Hanuman takes Rama's Ring to Sita Depiction of Ramayana in Indian Art |  |
 | Sculpture of Hanuman |
Anjaneya handing over Sita's Ornament at Ashoka Gardens Mysore Traditional Painting, Mysore |  |
 | Hanuman with Sanjeevani Mountain Deatil from a painted leather puppet |
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 | A character of Hanuman in Bayalata, 1985 |
Hanuman Meets Sita in Ashok Garden |  |
 | Painted Leather Puppet of Hanuman |
When Hanuman became Old |  |
See Also:
- Indian Mythologies -- Pictures and tales from the Indian mythologies including Hindu epics of Mahabharata, Ramayana
