Archival Details
- Tradition: Mathura
- Period: 75–early 100s CE
- Medium: red sandstone
- Dimensions: Overall: 50.8 x 25.4 cm (20 x 10 in.)
- Credit line: Gift of Robert H. Ellsworth in memory of Christian Humann
- Source: The Cleveland Museum of Art, accession 1984.220
The Mathura school of sculpture flourished in North India, centered on the city of Mathura, from roughly the 1st century BCE onward. Carved characteristically in local red sandstone, it produced Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu imagery and is noted for its distinct indigenous idiom, developing in parallel with Gandharan sculpture further northwest.