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Seated Buddha | |
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Title/s | Seated Buddha |
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Category |
sculpture |
Name |
figure |
School/Style | |
Description | Seated Buddha. Dark grey schist with paler markings, carved on the front and sides in high relief. The Buddha is seated on a low rectangular stool with two legs at the front with a drape between them. Behind his head there is a halo. His wavy hair is dressed in a bun on top of his head, and he has large ears, and a placid benign expression. His hands are folded in front of him. He wears a robe which forms curved folds following the shape of his limbs. The back is roughly hewn with horizontal strokes. |
Production Place | India (production) |
Technique Description | dark grey schist with paler markings, carved in relief on three sides |
Dimensions |
height: (whole): 35.7
cm |
Period | 2nd-3rd century AD |
Date | 100 to 300 |
Provenance | given: Morton family 2003 (Filtered for: Applied Arts collection) From the collection of Harold Hargreaves, a member of the Archaeological Survey of India in the early 20th century, and in England by the 1930s; by descent to his daughter, the donor's mother, M.H. Morton.Given by the Morton family in memory of Harold Hargreaves, and of his two daughters, Mary Morton, and Elizabeth Capstick: |
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Other Notes | |
Accession Number | O.1-2003 (Applied Arts) |
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