A headless seated Buddha, from approximately A.D. 200 to 300, made in Mathura, in what is now central India. Mathura was one of the earliest and most important sites for the development of the ...

Tejaprabha Buddha and the Five Planets by Chang Huai-Hsing, Art Collection 4/Alamy The greatest ... at the shabby Government Museum in Mathura, 115 miles southeast of New Delhi, is to feel as ...

Mathura School of Art was one of the two schools ... in stone under this school of art during Kushan period. The Art gave Buddha a three dimensional effect and carved in bold relief.

Both Mathura and Gandhara influenced each other and it is debatable whether the anthropomorphic images of the Buddha were a natural progression of art in Mathura or the mixing of Greek and ...

Two individual Buddha statues from Gandhara and Mathura dated from the second or ... from the collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, is an important piece, showing the ...

This school inherited the Greco-Buddhist art. This school for the first time depicted Buddha as a human form. Artisans from Mathura School of Art initially continued the Mauryan sculptural forms ...