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Collection:Lost and don't know where to begin? This is
where you begin - the quickstart guide...
The Indian Collection in
gallery nos 3/3A:Earliest indian sculptures on display
are :a Bharhut Rail slab (1st or 2nd century BC); standing Buddha statue
of limestone from Nelakondapally (2nd or 3rd century AD); Mukhalinga from
Kausambhi (4th or 5th century AD); Anathasayi Vishnu, ten incarnations
carved on top (12th century, Kakatiya, Warangal); Jain, Buddhist and Hindu
bronzes going back to later Pallava, Chola and Vijayanagara periods.
The Ivory collection in
gallery no 14:Ivory
chairs presented to Tipu Sultan by Louis XV of France; a handsome beer
mug; early 20th century German circus figures
The Veiled Rebecca in gallery no
16:A poem in pure
marble by the Italian sculptor G B Benzoni
Mephistopheles & Margaretta in gallery
16:A 19th
century french sycamore wood carving portraying a double statue in the
Neo-classical style.
Battle Arms in gallery no 16a:of mughal emperor
aurangazeb,
Tippu Sultan, Mohammad Shah; sword of the Qutb Shahi period with
Dasavatara engraving
Musical Clock near gallery
16Acquired from
Great Britain
Oil paintings in gallery no 20:'Soap Bubbles' by Francesco
Hayez (1791-1882), Italy; 'Piazza of San Morco' by Antonio Canaletto
(1697-1768); 'Venice' by Marc Aldine (19th century),
Italy
Potteries in gallery 21:from Dresden (Germany), Sevres
(French) capodimonte (Italy), Wedgewood and English
Porcelain
glassware in gallery
24:from Venice,
Ireland, England, France, Belgium, Czechoslovakia,
Istanbul
Celadon in gallery
31:of Sung
(960-70); Yuan(1279-13650 Ming and Ching periods
Jade in gallery 25:Inscribed jade book,
(Quran) stand of
altamash (1209-10 AD); fruit knife of Mughal Empress Noorjehan (17th
century0; hunting knife of mughal Emperor jahangir; 17th century dark
green jade inscribed archery ring of Shah Jehan
manuscripts in gallery
29:Arabic Al-Quran in Naskh, Calligrapher -Yaqut-al-Must'sami in 1288 AD bearing
autographs of Mughal Emperors Jehangir, Shah Jehan & Aurangazeb.
A Persain Bukhara MSS, 'Raudat-ul-Muhibbin' by Amir Hussaini Saadat(1329 AD), Salman Savji (1377)
and Ibn-e-Imad (1397).An Urdu poetic
composition,'Diwan-e-Mohd Quli Qutb Shah' 1595 AD by Sultan Mohd. Quli
Qutb Shah from the Royal Library of Golconda
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