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| Description | Pensive Bodhisattva Maitreya. Hakuho period, 7th c. Gilt bronze, h. with pedestal 31 cm. Tokyo National Museum. Some scholars have suggested that this statue may have been made in Korea during the Three Kingdoms period. |
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| Author | _hiro_ (a flickr user) |
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