A large Amlash terracotta Zoomorphic Quadruped, ca. early 1st millennium BCE Vessels - Bronze dogs symbolized death and the

dogs symbolized death and the journey to the afterlife

the Hauges assembled over two decades of what former Freer Gallery of Art director Harold Stern described in 1957 as "without doubt one of the finest private collections in the world"

Masterfully crafted from sheet silver

the other Tirthankaras mentioned in the Jain scriptures cannot be considered historical figures

A large Amlash terracotta Zoomorphic Quadruped, ca. early 1st millennium BCE Vessels - Bronze dogs symbolized death and theStanding on four legs, with a long low body, stubby tail, tall upright neck, bird like head with ears on either side behind the round eyes, and a mane running down the back of the head and neck. Decorated with circles engraved on the wide flat chest, as well as two diagonal lines running up the chest to a linear zigzag around the neck. Dimensions: Height: 14 1 2 inches (36. 8 cm), Width: 9 inches (22. 8 cm) Condition: With minor losses to the