Allegorical Representation of Emperor Jahangir
Mugal
Early 17th Century
Radha and Krishna
Rajput Painting School
17th Century
Surya Deul (The temple of the Sungod/ Black Pagoda)
Chlorite
Konarak
Late Medieval
10-13th Centuries
Descent of the Ganges
Mahamallaprum
Early Medieval
7th Century
Shiva Temple
Granite
Ellora
Early Medieval
8th Century
Buddha Triad
Schist
Gandhara
182 CE
Nave of the Chaitya hall at Karle
Late Andhra
2nd century
Monkey Jataka
Great Stupa at Sanchi
Pre-Kushan (Or early Andhra)
1st Century
The Great Stupa at Sanchi
Pre Kushan Period
3rd Century BCE to 1st CE
Nude male Torso
Harappa
Indus River Civilization
c 2500-1500 BC
Yakshi
The female nature deity of Indian native believe, often appeared in Buddhist and Hindu paintings and sculptures through the ages
Akbar
The great Mughal emperor of the late sixteenth century, under whose patronage Mughal painting flourished
Faxian
The Chinese pilgrim monk who traveled in the Gupta India in the early 5th century (405-11) and the author of the famous Record of the Buddhist Kingdom
Gandhara
The northern region of the Kushan dynasty (in present-day Afghanistan), known for its distinct style of Buddhist art under Greco-Roman Influence
Ajanta Cave
The typical Buddhist cave-monasteries in the northwestern Indian, most famous for its international Gupta style of architecture and mural paintings
Lion Capital
A symbolic sandstone capital of Ashoka column, surmounted by four lions. Maurya period, 274-237 BCE