Piece Of Kushan Frieze - 1st To 3rd Century
Piece of Kushan frieze - 1st to 3rd century
Double-sided sculpture from the Kushan period from the Mathura region of India. This work is characteristic of the sculptural art of this period (1st-3rd century). Made of red sandstone, an emblematic material of the region, it presents a neat iconography.
Each side of the sculpture represents a distinct figure with a grotesque character on one side and a chimera on the other.
Our object is very similar to the sculpture of the Ashmolean museum number EA1997,182 which is represented in the last photo of the carousel.
Height: 16cm with base / 10cm
Width: 8cm
Double-sided sculpture from the Kushan period from the Mathura region of India. This work is characteristic of the sculptural art of this period (1st-3rd century). Made of red sandstone, an emblematic material of the region, it presents a neat iconography.
Each side of the sculpture represents a distinct figure with a grotesque character on one side and a chimera on the other.
Our object is very similar to the sculpture of the Ashmolean museum number EA1997,182 which is represented in the last photo of the carousel.
Height: 16cm with base / 10cm
Width: 8cm
550 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sandstone
Width: 8cm
Height: 10cm
Reference (ID): 1506148
Availability: In stock
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