File:Museum Humanum, Fratres, Austria, art of Asia, 24M3960.jpg

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Museum Humanum, Fratres, Austria. Art of Asia. Asian art, especially Buddhist art, inclusive art of gandhara.

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English: Asian art, especially Buddhist art. On the top right are 5 Gandharan portraits (Indo-Greek art). Museum Humanum, Fratres, Austria. With the express and kind permission of Dr. Peter Coreth, owner of the museum.
Čeština: Umění Asie, hlavně buddhistické. Vpravo nahoře je 5 gandharských portrétů, v řecko-indickém stylu. Museum Humanum, Fratres, Austria. S laskavým svolením majitele muzea, Dr. Petera Coretha.
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Camera location48° 58′ 44.06″ N, 15° 20′ 41.82″ E  Heading=87.101409978308° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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