
Cremation of Jujaka's Body(?): Scene from Vessantara Jataka
Black and white image of a drawing on aged paper. The drawing is divided into two main sections. The top section depicts a scene with multiple human figures and a structure. People are shown in various activities such as carrying objects, interacting, and standing. The bottom section features a decorative design with intricate patterns and vertical lines. The entire image appears to be a historical or religious illustration. The drawing is titled "Cremation of Jujaka's Body(?): Scene from Vessantara Jataka" by an unknown artist.
Artwork details
- Date:
- 19th–20th century
- Medium:
- Color on paper
- Culture:
- Thailand
- Dimensions:
- 326 × 623 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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