National Museum, New Delhi

Rotunda

Ground Floor Rotunda at ground floor houses colossal sculptures of various deities amongst which notable are that from the Pal period, a gigantic image of Lord Vishnu, flying celestials, doorjambs and massive lintels depicting the holy trinity from Hindu mythology (i.e. lord Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva).

Rotunda

Ground Floor Rotunda at ground floor houses colossal sculptures of various deities amongst which notable are that from the Pal period, a gigantic image of Lord Vishnu, flying celestials, doorjambs and massive lintels depicting the holy trinity from Hindu mythology (i.e. lord Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva).

Rotunda

First Floor Rotunda at first floor is an abode to stone sculptures from the Pandya, Pratihara, Vijaynagara, Nolamba, Gupta, Post Gupta, period consisting images of deities like Tara (The consort of Bodhisattava Avalokiteshvara), different representations of lord Vishnu along with several other Hindu and Buddhist deities.

Rotunda

First Floor Rotunda at first floor is an abode to stone sculptures from the Pandya, Pratihara, Vijaynagara, Nolamba, Gupta, Post Gupta, period consisting images of deities like Tara (The consort of Bodhisattava Avalokiteshvara), different representations of lord Vishnu along with several other Hindu and Buddhist deities.

Rotunda

Second Floor Rotunda at the second floor accommodates artefacts from the early, mature and late Chola period along with those dating pack to the Chalukya, Late Pallava, Meitrika, Nayaka period consisting images of deities like Hanuman, Mahishasurmardini, etc.

Rotunda

Second Floor Rotunda at the second floor accommodates artefacts from the early, mature and late Chola period along with those dating pack to the Chalukya, Late Pallava, Meitrika, Nayaka period consisting images of deities like Hanuman, Mahishasurmardini, etc.

Art and Research

Rotunda & Foyer

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