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Buddha Art Gallery at State Museum soon

COME BUDDHA Purnima and the State Museum housed in Lucknow Zoo will come up with an exclusive Buddha Art Gallery to mark the 2550th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha.

Published on: Feb 02, 2006 01:10 AM IST
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COME BUDDHA Purnima and the State Museum housed in Lucknow Zoo will come up with an exclusive Buddha Art Gallery to mark the 2550th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha.

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The museum will exhibit some of its rare collections of Buddha, including sculptures, relics and exemplary pieces of fine art of that period.

For the next one and a half months the museum officials will set on identifying the objects and other art pieces to be put up in the Buddha Art Gallery. Not just the objects that are already on display but those that are lying in the museum reserves will also be exhibited. The gallery will be of great help to the students of Ancient History too.

State Museum director Jitendra Kumar said, “Once the objects are identified, they will be cleaned,, if needed, to give it a better look. No separate building will come up for this gallery and all objects pertaining to Buddha period will be showcased in one room inside the museum building.”

“The attraction of this gallery will be newly found sandstone piece that projects 32 images of Buddha in meditative pose. Found in Hardoi, this new collection will surely attract the attention of historians as no other museum has this kind of collection. Also, some of rare collections of our reserve will be a treat to see,” he said.

 
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Rajeev Mullick

Rajeev Mullick is an Assistant Editor, he writes on education, telecom and heads city bureau at Lucknow. Love travelling.

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