The National Museum, New Delhi

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