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View full screenOblong panel of grey Talcora schist carved in deeply sunk relief with a row of standing male and female figures clad in flowing robes, the central figure representing Gautama-Sakyamuni as Buddha: Indian, Graeco-Buddhist, Gandhara, from Peshawar, 0 - 100 AD
A.1918.67
Panel / figure / man / woman / Gautama-Sakyamuni
Gandhara, India, South Asia
1st century
Grey Talcora schist; carved in deeply sunk relief; Comment [unknown date and author]: 'The central figure is in royal dress and is there for a Bodhisattva, he holds the amrita flask (of nectar) and is therefore Maitreya, the Buddha yet to come.'
Depicted: Gautama-Sakyamuni
Depicted: Maitreya
Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, South Asia