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Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant
Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant
Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant
Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant
Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant
Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant

Image credit: Horniman Museum and Gardens

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The figure is shown naked and standing on a double lotus throne. The left hand is pointing upwards to the sky and right hand is pointing downwards to the earth. This figure depicts the newborn historical Buddha, at one of the five key moments in his life.

Horniman Museum and Gardens

Forest Hill

Title

Buddha Shakyamuni as an Infant

Date

18th C–19th C

Medium

bronze

Measurements

H 20.7 x W 9.2 x D 7.5 cm

Accession number

16.4.55/4

Acquisition method

gifted to the Horniman Museum

Work type

Statue

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100 London Road, Forest Hill, Greater London SE23 3PQ England

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