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Bodhisattva
Gandharan, Kushana period, late 2nd century C.E.
Gandhara, Northwestern Pakistan
Gray schistClassification: Sculpture
Accession number: 37.99
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Ganesha with His Consorts
Indian, early 11th century
Madhya Pradesh or Rajasthan, Northern India
SandstoneClassification: Sculpture
Accession number: 1989.312
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Lovers (mithuna)
Indian, 13th century
Orissa, India (Eastern)
IvoryClassification: Sculpture
Accession number: 1987.622
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Shiva
Indian, Chola period, late 10th century
Tamilnadu, Southern India
Granulite, green schistClassification: Sculpture
Accession number: 42.120
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Birth of a Prince
Indian, Mughal period, about 1620
Bishandas, Indian, active about 1590–1650
Northern India
Opaque watercolor and on paperClassification: Paintings
Accession number: 14.657
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Elephant Goad (Ankus)
Indian, Nayaka period, Probably early 17th century A.D.
possibly Karnataka, Southern India
SteelClassification: Metalwork
Accession number: 1995.114
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Gateway
Indian, Mughal period, about 1677
Delhi area, Northern India
Red sandstoneClassification: Architectural elements
Accession number: 1983.386
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Seated Man Smoking a Huqqa
Indian, Pahari, 1730–40
possibly Jammu, Punjab Hills, India
Ink and opaque watercolor on paperClassification: Drawings / Watercolors
Accession number: 17.2740
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Heroine Rushing to Her Lover (Abhisarika Nayika )
Indian, Pahari, late 18th century
Attributed to: The Family of Nainsukh
Kangra style, Punjab Hills, Northern India
Opaque watercolor and gold on paperClassification: Paintings
Accession number: 17.2612
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