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RdtjzS
No.543
All the stuff I found in Lucknow State Museum.
cC5giL
No.550
>>543(OP)
kino sirs
q/xsgp
No.552
>>543(OP)
Did they wrote any information regarding all these exhibits or they just place it there for you to guess?
cC5giL
No.553
>>544
>1st pic
woah ivc seals. didn't know these were in lucknow. how big these are?
>2nd pic
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhimbetka_rock_shelters
>Some of the Bhimbetka rock shelters feature prehistoric cave paintings and the earliest are dated to 10,000 BCE, corresponding to the Indian Mesolithic
>3rd pic
yakshini https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakshini hmmm
>4th pic
kino but context?
cC5giL
No.554
>>545
>3rd pic
assuming that is Skanda/Murugan?
>1st pic
curious, was it made of wood? More context please.
>2nd pic
>3rd pic
interesting, one of them is almost 2000 year old.
cC5giL
No.555
>>546
>horse bone from mesolithic period
sou desu
>kushan sculpture
interesting, i wish we had more details on how houses etc. looked at those period. these sculptures can give an idea.
cC5giL
No.556
Kino pics, themx for sharing sirs
fwiZzc
No.558
>>543(OP)
did you sneak your phone in or something? a lot of these pics are as if taken hastily at a weird angle
NkIET8
No.559
>>553
>yakshini
Dyash Sama mujhe big toddy yakshini onee san chahiye, pajeetas are very shallow and broatul, and only want to talk shit about her friends to me. I don't want this toxicity, I want the warm and milky bossom of Yakshini who will let me burry my face and say Ara Ara to me, pls gib sirs.
>>551
The "ugra" (ogre) portrayal of deities is extremely fascinating to me. The must lost artistic theme that we rarely gets to see in the mainstream neo vaishnav Hinduism, it has flourished strongly in the Nastika Dharmic schools.
They capture the essense of violence and war path oriented gods, as well as show the harsher and battle ready side of all gods. This needs to revive strongly, in India. It used to put fear of all literal gods in our enemies and must be brought back at all cost.
A statue built in similar style out of stone will genuinely bring back the fear a deity is truly supposed to command. They are not human yaar, they are beyond us mortal. Their portrayal should remind us that every once in a while.
>Anyways, gib Yakshini mommy, UUUUU.
eQkVS6
No.560
>>551
Yes
eQkVS6
No.561
>>552
There was but I took all this secretly as the pajat guard didn't allow me. Ask me about any of them I will try to answer the best
eQkVS6
No.562
>>553
The seals were around 2-3 cm at best.
>4h one
The sculpture showing swastika? I believe it's from a palace decoration around 1600s
eQkVS6
No.563
>>553
4th pic is from 18th century Bikaner , showing the layout of the regions and forts in Rajasthan and out of Desert settlements.
eQkVS6
No.564
>>555
Yes.
eQkVS6
No.565
>>559
You can find them under Ashoka trees. Pishachani is also an option anon
eQkVS6
No.566
>>551
I think that's Mahakala , the one I showed was Lord Buddha from 18th century
xVrBRT
No.584
>>565
>You can find them under Ashoka trees.
Acxa? Ok anon, would look for them, UUU.
>Pishachani is also an option anon
Anon that is not the kind of SUCC i want yaar.
>Picrel
Yakshinis are cannonically THICC, keku.
>>566
Fascinating, I would love to see more art like this from other museums of India. Kino postings on this thread btw anon. Appreciate it.
