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Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra" is an unspecified painting by Unknown. It is held in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. This page is from the Tantric Manuscript 'Sangrahani Sutra', a religious text rendered in a traditional format.
About this work
Overview
This page is from the Tantric Manuscript 'Sangrahani Sutra', a religious text rendered in a traditional format. The manuscript features intricate script and ornate details.
Subject & Meaning
The text is written in Sanskrit, indicating its significance in a spiritual or religious context, likely as a sutra or mantra. The content suggests a Tantric Buddhist or Hindu origin.
Technique & Style
The manuscript page displays a high level of craftsmanship, with intricate black script on a beige background, flanked by red lines, and a grid of smaller boxes at the bottom right.
History & Provenance
Similar manuscripts are held in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts, suggesting a possible connection or shared provenance.
Artist & collection
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Wall painting from Room H of the Villa of P. Fannius Synistor at Boscoreale
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript "Sangrahani Sutra"