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Color Reconstruction: Ahuramazda in the Winged Disk

Color Reconstruction: Ahuramazda in the Winged Disk

Achaemenid

Fragmentary Medallion with Heads of a Man and a Child

Fragmentary Medallion with Heads of a Man and a Child

Roman

Vasakasajja Nayika After Her Bath

Vasakasajja Nayika After Her Bath

Indian

Krishna and Radha Enthroned with Five Maidservants

Krishna and Radha Enthroned with Five Maidservants

Indian

Maharaja Fateh Singh of Jodhpur

Maharaja Fateh Singh of Jodhpur

Indian

Fragmented portrait of a man with gilded hair decoration.

Composite portrait of a man

Roman

Horse Standing on an Eight-Spoked Wheel

Horse Standing on an Eight-Spoked Wheel

Greek

Openwork Finial with Deer

Openwork Finial with Deer

Greek

Seated Woman

Seated Woman

Gopilal

Medallion Depicting the Goddess Cybele Flanked by Lions

Medallion Depicting the Goddess Cybele Flanked by Lions

Roman

Infant Krishna shows Yashoda the Universe in His Mouth

Infant Krishna shows Yashoda the Universe in His Mouth

Indian

An elderly man

Portrait of the Greek Orator Demosthenes

Graeco-Roman

Lampstand

Lampstand

Byzantine

Two-sided Matrix

Two-sided Matrix

Parthian

Medallion with Bust of a Radiate Deity

Medallion with Bust of a Radiate Deity

Roman

Medallion with Bust of a Youth and Eagle Standard

Medallion with Bust of a Youth and Eagle Standard

Roman

Layla and Majnun

Layla and Majnun

Indian

Eight-sided box with eight-sided pyramidal lid and gold hardware paneled in ivory

Tower Shaped Casket

Unidentified Artist

Lasa with Sea Monster (Ketos or Pistrix)

Lasa with Sea Monster (Ketos or Pistrix)

Etruscan

An opaque watercolor painting depicting a seated woman on a blanket with pillows holding a long, narrow instrument in her arms and four women around her. There are bushes of red flowers along the bottom and a field of pink lotuses and green lily pads behind them. The image is framed by a curved, light brown frame and pale colored paper around that.

Chitrini Nayika, page from a Rasikapriya (Handbook for Poetry Connoisseurs)

Indian

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