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The Buddhist Art of Gandhara: The Story of the Early School, its Birth, Growth and Decline c15.38

The Buddhist Art of Gandhāra: The Story of the Early School, its Birth, Growth and Decline c15.38

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c15.38

Between the next statue (fig. 111) and fig. 110 there is little apparent difference except in the eyes and in the quality of the workmanship, which is hardly up to the same standard. It is also significant that the material is not the usual micaceous schist of which most of the early sculptures of this period are made, but phyllite, which was just coming into use. The statue came from the Dharmarājikā Stūpa at Taxila.

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