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Lion Standing on a Pillar Capital
Head of a Buddha or a Jain Tirthankara
Exercise weight with scene of Krishna killing the horse-demon Keshi
Bodhisattva and Attendants
Head of a Demonic Male Deity
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This artwork is currently on display in Gallery 235
Depictions of loving couples are ubiquitous in early Indian art, occurring in stupa gateways and rock-cut shrines. Although their specific meaning is obscure, they are interpreted as an auspicious life-affirming presence. Another disk, perhaps from the same mold, was excavated at the early urban center of Sonkh, in Mathura, the Kushan-era capital of north India.
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