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Narada

Figure
First half of 19th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Unknown
Place of origin
Madras (made)

Narada is a popular deity as a teacher, story-teller, messenger and sage. He is shown as a standing figure holding a vina, clean shaven. Sometimes he is shown bearded.


Object details

Object type
Figure
TitleNarada
Materials and techniques
cast brass
Brass
Cast
Brief description
Bronze figure; Narada, South India, first half of 19th century.
Physical description
Narada is a popular deity as a teacher, story-teller, messenger and sage. He is shown as a standing figure holding a vina, clean shaven. Sometimes he is shown bearded.
Dimensions
  • Height: 27cm
Bibliographic reference
Mitchell, A.G. 'Hindu Gods and Goddesses'. London : H.M.S.O., 1982. Plate 40. ISBN 011290372X
Collection
South & South East Asia Collection
Accession number
IM.128-1924

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Record createdJanuary 3, 2003
Record URL
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