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    This document discusses two Buddhist sculptures from ancient times - a Buddha from Mathura in India from 400-800 CE that was carved into a rock cliff face with plaster and paint, and a Bodhisattva sculpture from around the 2nd century located in Amaravati, India. Both sculptures were religious icons representing important figures in Buddhism and located in areas with Buddhist populations.

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    This document discusses two Buddhist sculptures from ancient times - a Buddha from Mathura in India from 400-800 CE that was carved into a rock cliff face with plaster and paint, and a Bodhisattva sculpture from around the 2nd century located in Amaravati, India. Both sculptures were religious icons representing important figures in Buddhism and located in areas with Buddhist populations.

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    This document discusses two Buddhist sculptures from ancient times - a Buddha from Mathura in India from 400-800 CE that was carved into a rock cliff face with plaster and paint, and a Bodhisattva sculpture from around the 2nd century located in Amaravati, India. Both sculptures were religious icons representing important figures in Buddhism and located in areas with Buddhist populations.

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    Buddha & Bodhisattva

    Mathura Buddha
    Bodhisatva
    • Title: Buddha from Bamiyan
    Artist: Unknown
    Date: 400-800 CE (Destroyed in
    2001)
    Medium: Cut rock with plaster
    and polychrome paint
    Period/Culture: Buddhism
    Original Location: Bamiyan,
    Afghanistan
    Patron: Unknown
    segle II, Amaravati.
    Worshiped of
    Bodhi tree
    a wheel,
    stūpa,

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