History & Civics
Why is the painting of Avalokiteshvera Padmapani so famous?
Gupta Age
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The painting of Avalokiteshvera Padmapani from Ajanta Cave No. 1 is famous for its expression of compassion and tenderness, reflecting the figure's role in relieving human suffering.
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