
Rijksmuseum
Brahma
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anonymousunknown creator of a work (do not use as value of P50; use "unknown value" instead)
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- 800 - 900
- Medium
- andesite
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Object ID
- AK-MAK-234
From the Rijksmuseum record
The Hindu deity Brahma is easy to recognize by his four faces, each directed toward one of the four cardinal directions. He is revered as the creator of the universe and is often part of the group of supreme deities who are venerated along with the great god Shiva. This sculpture is from Candi Merak, a temple of Shiva in Central Java. It was found in two pieces and restored in 1925-1926.
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Hindu Deities and MythologyThese objects depict Hindu gods, goddesses, and mythological narratives, particularly featuring Durga slaying the buffalo demon Mahishasura, along with other deities like Ganesh, Krishna, and Brahma from various South an
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