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Female Figure, Probably a Nature Divinity (Yakshi), c. 75 BCE

Female Figure, Probably a Nature Divinity (Yakshi)

c. 75 BCE · Sculpture

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This powerful female figure, softly modeled with full volumes, is heavily adorned with jewels and flowers. In her right hand she grasps a fruit and her left rests on her hip. A sense of movement is achieved through her raised left leg, curving pleat lines, swinging beads of her necklace, and her turning head.

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Inventarnummer
1973.24

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SkulpturTerrakotta og keramikFør 1400India, Shunga period (185–78 BCE)

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