Amorous Couple (Mithuna) with Parrot

Art Institute of Chicago

Amorous Couple (Mithuna) with Parrot

India

Date
1st century B.C.
Medium
Molded terracotta with red slip
Culture
West Bengal
Department
Arts of Asia
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
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