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Bal. 072-4. Stucco relief frs. Lower parts of standing
Buddhas resembling Bal. 067 sqq., but from different
mould. Hard white plaster. 3⅝″×2⅜″.

Bal. 075-6. Stucco relief frs. Two floating Gandharvīs
carrying swag of drapery in upraised hands, a jewel in
centre. Costume consists of beaded necklace, girdle with
attached festoons over hips, armlets and large ear-rings.
Edges of cloak seem to appear at shoulders. Coiffure
loose and wavy over ears, with high loop at crown tied
with cinctures. Body curved gracefully R. p. to L. p. ;
legs crossed ; sole of R. foot upturned. Background
dented like lotus seed-table. Traces of pink discoloured
in part to green. For similar type, see Ser. iv. Pl. XV,
Kha. i. E. 0039. White plaster. Well modelled. 4⅛″×
4⅜″. Pl. IV.

Bal. 077-80. Stucco relief frs. Buddha heads with
nimbus, from same mould ; long narrow eyes, wide mouth,
small nose, and short curly hair. Good work. White
plaster, burnt. Largest (with neck and part of nimbus)
2″×1⅞″. Pl. V.

Bal. 081-2. Stucco relief frs. Lotus-bud pedestals with
Buddha feet, resting on top ; cf. Ser. iv. Pl. X, K.S. 007.
White plaster (burnt). 1⅜″×1⅜″.

Bal. 083. Stucco relief plaque ; Buddha seated in medi-
tation on lotus. Plain circular halo and vesica with incised
line in each, indicating width of border. Feet hidden by
robe. No traces of paint. R. side of vesica gone. Hard
white plaster. H. 4½″.

Bal. 084. Stucco relief fr. Lower half of Gandharvī
kneeling on R. knee, ¾ to R. Same type as Ser. iv. Pl.
XV, Kha. ii. N.W. 003 ; but background broken away
close to fig. Remains of light red paint on robe and grey
on stole. Hard white plaster. H. 2¾″.

Bal. 085. Stucco relief fr. End of fold of drapery,
with remains of gilding in hollows. Hard white plaster.
Length 2½″.

Bal. 086. Stucco relief fr. Head of (standing) Buddha,
same type as that of Bal. 061 and prob. from same mould ;
much worn. Remains of green paint on halo, black on
hair, and of gilding on neck and ear. Hard white plaster.
H. 2⅜″.

Bal. 087-8. Stucco relief frs. Two Buddha heads with
circular haloes, from standing figs. of type of Ser. iv.
Pl. XV, Kha. i. c. 008. Traces of light red and black
paint. Much defaced. Hard white plaster. Gr. M. 2⅜″.

Bal. 089-90. Stucco relief frs. Two heads, prob. of
Apsaras, slightly to R. Round youthful faces, eyes
slightly oblique, black hair flat (?) on top of head and
falling straight towards shoulders ; remains of fillet-like
head-dress with triple flower-orn. (?) in front. Remains
of white paint. Hard grey plaster ; worn. H. 1⅜″ and
1⅜″. Pl. V.

Bal. 091. Stucco relief fr. Gandharvī head ¾ to L.,
with remains of circular halo on R. Black hair tied in
loop on top. From same mould as Bal. 051. Hard grey
plaster ; worn. H. 2″.

Bal. 092. Stucco relief fr. Lower part of face, mouth,
chin, end of nose and R. cheek adjoining, features of
conventional Buddha type. Strongly modelled, with deep
depression at corner of mouth and below centre of lower
lip. Remains of white slip. Clay, burnt hard on surface,
but influence of fire not extending far, the back being
quite soft. Gr. M. 2⅜″.

Bal. 093. Stucco fr. Life-size thumb (two end joints).
Covered with bright pink paint, now much effaced ; nail
marked in red. Soft clay mixed with fibre, and unburnt.
Length 2⅜″.

Bal. 094. Fresco. On red ground (on which scrolls are
faintly visible) an elliptical panel, half bordered by green
band disappearing behind, and continued in straight band
downwards. Within panel is galloping yellow horse
outlined red, having green collar with long wind-blown
ends ; marked on quarter with Svastika and a horizontal
ω shape, and on flank by annulet with projection at lower
edge.
Below horse, in centre, a six-pointed star formed of two
interlaced triangles ; to R. p. an annulet with projection
to R. p. side (green) ; to L. p. a four-petalled rosette ;
to L. p. of this a circle (?) with centre spot ; above tail,
an annulet. At top of ellipse is straight yellow band below
green. Upper and L. edge of fr. broken away. May
represent neck or stomach portion of garments of figure,
or decoration applied to flesh. Surface flaking off. 9⅜″
×6″.

Bal. 095. Fresco fr. ; Buddha seated in meditation ; red
robe, green halo, pink nimbus, red ground. Above and
below parts of similar figs. in different colouring. Part
of diaper. 7⅛″×3⅜″.

Bal. 096. Fresco fr. Bodhisattva seated within vesica ;
body nude (?), red Dhōtī, hands in lap holding tall flask.
Head ¾ to L. p., tiara, necklet, and massive carcanet.
Flesh pale pink ; all outlines red. Background red-brown,
and oblique band of purple-brown to L. p. Much damaged.
10⅜″×8″.

Bal. 097. Fresco ; upper part of face ¾ to L. p., over
which, and attached to tenia, is animal's head with open
jaws and tiara. Prob. part of Trimūrti. 3″×2⅜″.

Bal. 098. Fresco ; upper part of princely fig. playing
harp (cf. 'Apollo' fig. in panel on Stūpa base from Sikri
in Lahore Museum). Costume : closely fitting vest (or
nude ?), neck-band, elaborate jewelled armlet, bracelets,
ear-rings. Long black hair nearly covered by elaborate
Pagrī of red cloth orn. with strings of pearls. Harp
(carefully studied) of gold (yellow). Eyes dreamy ; mouth
slightly open (singing ?) ; small moustache ; Tilaka,
horizontal red line on cheek below eye. Thin grey stole
over R. arm. Hand, graceful and carefully drawn, is
plucking strings. 10⅜″×10″.

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