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Shiva Saint: Manikkavachakar, 1100s–1200s

Shiva Saint: Manikkavachakar

1100s–1200s · Sculpture

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Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, États-Unis

Salle244 Indian and Southeast Asian

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During the 7th through 9th centuries in south India there was a devotional movement of saints who experienced personal mystical encounters with their god. They then composed poems and songs in their native language of Tamil that described the ecstasy and experiences of the interaction. Manikkavachakar was one of these saints; he lived during the 9th century and composed some of the most popular Tamil devotional hymns about his visions of Shiva. In his left hand he holds the pages of texts that refer to his poetry and songs.

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Numéro d’inventaire
1967.148

Dans la même salle · 244 Indian and Southeast Asian, Cleveland Museum of Art

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SculptureBronzeSouth India, Tamil Nadu, 12th-13th century

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  • Cleveland Museum of Art
  • Image : Cleveland Museum of Art — Museum open access
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