English: Seated Buddha in a gesture of preaching known as "turning the wheel of the doctrine". Northern Pakistan, perhaps Jamalgarhi, Peshawar valley, former kingdom of Gandhara, 300-500 ACE. Schist, H. 86.4 cm x W. 48.9 cm x D. 17.8 cm. Asian Art Museum, San Francisco.
Français : Bouddha assis prêchant dans le geste dit "tournant la roue de la doctrine". Nord Pakistan, probablement Jamalgarhi, ancien royaume du Gandhara, 300-500 de notre ère. Asian Art Mueum, San Francisco.
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