The Gupta period is often considered the "Golden Age" of Indian art, producing iconic and aesthetically advanced sculptures, particularly Buddha images from centers like Sarnath and Mathura.
The Sarnath Buddha image of Bhumisparshudra belongs to
Asked in UPPSC Upper Mains 2009 · Topic: Architecture in Ancient India (Kushan Period Architectural Developments)
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