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Vishnu in the Form of the Man Lion Narasimha at The Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois

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Title
Vishnu in the Form of the Man Lion Narasimha

Artist
Unknown artist from Bangladesh

Date
approx. 1100–1200

Medium
Bronze

Dimensions
X

Accession#
X

Credit
Gift of the Connoisseurs' Council, 1997.4

A certain evil demon could not be killed by man or beast, indoors or out, during the day or night. To defeat the demon, Vishnu took the form of a half man-half lion, hid in the pillar of a doorway, and attacked at dusk. Vishnu was victorious, and security and order were restored.
Here the demon is shown twice: bent across Vishnu's knee, being disemboweled; and under Vishnu's foot, being trampled. Along the base of the sculpture, more details of the story are shown. Just before Vishnu's attack, the demon had become enraged at his own son for paying homage to Vishnu. In spite of his father's threats, the boy insisted that Vishnu was present everywhere at all times. The demon angrily retorted, "Even here?" and kicked the pillar of a doorway. Vishnu, as the man-lion, sprang out and overcame him.
(Credit; Wikipedia)

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Statue from the Nereid Monument at The British Museum, London

The Man with the Bottle in the Museum of Fine Arts Ghent, Belgium

Queen Victoria sculpture at Imperial College, London

The Babies in The Wood at The Castle Museum, Norwich

Two Faced Herma with Bacchus and Ariadne at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris

Funerary Stele at the Quai Branly, Paris

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