Head of Vishnu, 400s CE

Head of Vishnu

400s CE · Sculpture

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Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, Verenigde Staten

Zaal243 Indian and Southeast Asian

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Over de sculptuur

During this period in India, the Hindu god Vishnu wears a distinctive squarish crown with a central medallion featuring a lion head. With strings of pearls issuing from his mouth, the imagery conveys the idea of radiance and glory. Devotees recognized Vishnu as having solar and royal attributes. His coiled ringlets of hair and heavy earrings also indicate that he was meant to have the appearance of a royal warrior.

Cleveland Museum of Art

Gegevens

Inventarisnummer
1942.498

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In dezelfde zaal · 243 Indian and Southeast Asian, Cleveland Museum of Art

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