Garuda abducting Queen Kakati

3rd century - 4th century · Sculpture · 51.5 × 26.7 cm

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Garuda King abducting Queen Kakati, grey schist, Gandhara, 2nd-4th century

Victoria and Albert Museum

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Inventarisnummer: IS.5-1973

In dezelfde zaal · The Himalayas and South-East Asia, Room 47a, Victoria and Albert Museum

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