Boeddha
According to the former owner of this statue, it was found close to the city of Jalalabad, in present-day Afghanistan, which once formed part of the province of Gandhara. Between the first and fourth centuries A.D. Gandhara, situated in the north-west of ancient India (now a part of modern Pakistan and Afghanistan), was a major centre for Buddhist art. It was also a centre of trade with the west. Gandhara art shows clear signs of Hellenistic and Roman influences, as in the way in which the facial expression, hair and clothing are represented.
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Boeddha
According to the former owner of this statue, it was found close to the city of Jalalabad, in present-day Afghanistan, which once formed part of the province of Gandhara. Between the first and fourth centuries A.D. Gandhara, situated in the north-west of ancient India (now a part of modern Pakistan and Afghanistan), was a major centre for Buddhist art. It was also a centre of trade with the west. Gandhara art shows clear signs of Hellenistic and Roman influences, as in the way in which the facial expression, hair and clothing are represented.
contributor
Credits: Vereniging Rembrandt en J.W. Wurfbain
description
According to the former owner ...... and clothing are represented.
@eng
De Boeddha is herkenbaar aan t ...... sche zuil sieren het voetstuk.
The Buddha can be recognised b ...... pillar decorate the pedestal.
@eng
Volgens de verkoper is het bee ...... kking, de kleding en het haar.
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identifier
title
Boeddha
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Buddha
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type
Boeddhabeeld
created
extent
40 × 15 × 7,9cm
medium
spatial
isRelatedTo
Materiële cultuurcollectie
isShownAt
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11840/735435
isShownBy
http://collectie.wereldculture ...... mages/RV//2207-3.jpg&cache=yes
http://collectie.wereldculture ...... v-2207-3_d053245.jpg&cache=yes
object
provider
Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen
rights
(not assigned)