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Preservation Initiative (MEPPI) August 26, 2022 Photograph Conservation and the Indian
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Agreement with Republic of Yemen on the Care and Display of Two Ancient Sculptures 15 Indian
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Song of the Cowherds) India (Madhya Pradesh, Malwa) ca. 1630–40 Portrait of the Indian
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attendant of a triad) Korea ca. mid-17th century Shiva as Lord of Dance (Nataraja) Indian
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Native Indian Life and Character Unknown 1860s–70s Album Containing Twelve Paintings
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Saber blade, possibly Iranian; guard and decoration on blade, Turkish; grip, Indian
Sculptors did not model their images on living beings: whether the subject was a god or a mortal, the artist strove to convey a stylized ideal.
Akshobhya, the Buddha of the East Tibet 11th–12th century Standing Parvati Indian
Bannerstones of the North American Indian.
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not limited to) Western prints and drawings, watercolors, medieval manuscripts, Indian
Researchers at The Met used 3-D X-ray technology to explore the inside of a Gupta-style bronze statue of the Buddha. Here’s what they found.
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