  1 The National Museum |
 2 Virabhadra (form of Shiva), Vijayanagara, 16th c., South India, stone |
 3 Nataraja (Shiva as Lord of the Dance), 19th c., stone |
 4 Figurine of a young woman (perhaps a dancing girl), Harrapan, Mohenjo-Daro, c. -2300 to -1750, copper |
 5 Mother goddes figurine, Harrapan, Mojenjo-Daro, c. -2300 to -1750,terracotta |
 6 Stupa, Sunga, -2nd c., Bharhut, Madya Pradesh, stone |
 7 Woman in grief, Sarnat, Uttar Pradesh, sandstone |
 8 Buddha, Gandhara, 2nd c., stone |
 9 Kubera (king of the yakshas and lord of wealth), Mathura, 2nd c. |
 10 The drunken courtesan, 2nd c., Mathura School, speckled red sandstone |
 11 Buddha life scenes, Ikshavaku, 3rd c., Nagarjunakonda, Andra Pradesh, stone |
 12 Ganga, Gupta, 5th c., Ahichchhatra, Uttar Pradesh, terracotta |
 13 Nataraja, Chola, 9th-10th c., Tiruvarangulam, South India, bronze |
 14 Vishnu, Pala, 11th c. AD, Eastern India |
 15 Devi (goddess), late Chola, 12th c., South India, bronze |
 16 Manikkavachaka. late Chola, 12th c., South India, bronze |
 17 Nataraja, late Chola, 12th c., South India, bronze |
 18 Vishnu, late Chola, 12th c., South India, bronze |
 19 Balakrishna, Vijayanagara, 15th c., South India, bronze |
 20 Devi, Vijayanagara, 15th c., South India, bronze |
