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Deutsch: Buddha-Statue der Gandhara-Kultur (1 Jahrhundert, Pakistan)
English: Buddha statue from the Gandhara-culture (1st century, Pakistan)
Español: Gandhara, siglo I.
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Own work at the Guimet Museum, Paris |
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