Dipankara Jataka (The Story of the Ascetic Megha and the Buddha Dipankara)
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ca. 2nd century · Schist with gold leaf
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Results for "The Buddha Shakyamuni, Five Past Buddhas"12 records
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Portable Shrine with the Buddha Shakyamuni Preaching his First Sermon
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5th–6th century · Phyllitic green schist
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Seated Dipankara Buddha with Flaming Shoulders
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6th–7th century · Stucco
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Lotus-Enthroned Buddha Akshobhya, the Transcendent Buddha
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8th–early 9th century · Bronze
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Votive Stupa with Four Buddhas
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10th–11th century · Schist
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Buddha Shakyamuni or Akshobhya, the Buddha of the East
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11th–12th century · Gilt copper
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Vairochana, the Supreme Transcendent Buddha
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11th–12th century · Gilt-copper alloy with gold paint and blue pigment
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Rakan
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1392 · Two hanging scrolls, from a set of sixteen; ink and color on silk
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Ritual Crown with the Five Transcendent Buddhas
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late 14th–early 15th century · Opaque watercolor and gold on board
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The Buddha Shakyamuni, Five Past Buddhas, and Maitreya
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ca. 15th century · Wood with red pigment, gold, and ink
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Buddha Shakyamuni as "Lord of the Munis"
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mid-17th century · Distemper on cloth
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Forehead Ornament for a Deity
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17th–19th century · Gold, diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, garnet, lapis lazuli, coral, shell, mother of pearl, pearl, amber, and turquoise
Cleared · Public Domain
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