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Double-Faced Crossbar from a Railing: Male Worshipper (recto), c. 150 BCE

Double-Faced Crossbar from a Railing: Male Worshipper (recto)

c. 150 BCE · Sculpture

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Wo ist „Double-Faced Crossbar from a Railing: Male Worshipper (recto)“ heute? Cleveland Museum of Art, 242A Ancient India, Cleveland. Ja, derzeit ausgestellt. Geprüft 29. September 2026.

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Cleveland, Vereinigte Staaten

Saal242A Ancient India

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Über die Skulptur

A well-dressed male figure, probably a nature divinity known as a yaksha, presses his hands together in a gesture of veneration in the center of the lotus medallion. An inscription in Brahmi script states that this section of the railing was the gift of a man named Mitra.

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Angaben

Inventarnummer
1982.44.a

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SkulpturSteinVor 1400India, Madhya Pradesh, Bharhut, Shunga period

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Im selben Saal · 242A Ancient India, Cleveland Museum of Art

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