The Lovers

THE LOVERS (India; sandstone) is part of the Southeast Asian Art permanent collection on exhibit on the Second Floor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Southeast Asian Art at the Met

Stela of a Four-Armed Vishnu (India) 10th - 11th Century Sandstone

Dancing Celestial (India), 12th Century Sandstone

Head of a Buddha or A Jain Tirthankara (India) c. 2nd Century, Mottled Red Sandstone

Bust of Hevajra (Cambodia), 12th - Early 13th Century Stone

Bust of a Five-Headed Shiva (Cambodia) Mid-10th Century Stone

Standing Eight-Armed Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Infinite Compassion (Cambodia or Thailand), Late 12th Century Stone

Standing Four-Armed Male Deity (Cambodia) Angkor Period, Mid-11th Century Stone

Standing Crowned and Jewelled Buddha (Burma), 13th - Early 14th Century, Wood with Lacquer and Gilt

Standing Buddha (Thailand), 15th Century Gilt Bronze

These are some of the Southeast Asian artwork on exhibit at the Second Floor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.