Cleveland Museum of Art
Male Figure, Possibly Indra
- Date
- 300s–400s CE
- Medium
- schist
- Culture
- Pakistan, Gandhara, possibly Swat
- Department
- Indian and Southeast Asian Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
This carving appears to be unfinished, showing only the broad strokes of the male figure. The flat-topped crown is characteristic of Indra, which may be the identity of this figure.
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