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The Jain saint Rishabhanatha

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The Jain saint Rishabhanatha

Place of Origin

India

Date1623

CultureJain

MaterialsStone (mica schist)

DimensionsH. 20 in x W. 7 in x D. 4 in, H. 50.8 cm x W. 17.8 cm x D. 10.2 cm

Credit LineThe Avery Brundage Collection

Object numberB60S10

DepartmentSouth Asian Art

ClassificationsSculpture

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