Bronze Gallery

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Bronze Gallery is a section of the Government Museum in Chennai renowned for its extensive collection of historic South Indian bronze sculptures and artifacts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf museum gallery
associatedWithDynasty Chola dynasty
Pallava dynasty
Pandya dynasty
Vijayanagara Empire
associatedWithRegion South India
collectionFocus Chola bronzes
Hindu religious bronzes
South Indian bronzes
medieval South Indian art
collectionType bronze sculptures
historic artifacts
culturalSignificance preservation of South Indian bronze heritage
educationalRole provides resources for researchers and students of sculpture
supports study of South Indian art history
exhibitsMaterial bronze
exhibitsPeriod Chola dynasty
surface form: Chola period

Pallava period
late medieval South Indian period
medieval period
exhibitsType religious icons
ritual objects
sculptural panels
temple bronzes
hasExhibitTheme South Indian bronze iconography
metal casting traditions of South India
temple art of Tamil Nadu
housedWithinComplex Government Museum, Chennai
surface form: Government Museum complex, Egmore
languageOfSignage English
Tamil
locatedInCity Chennai
locatedInCountry India
locatedInState Tamil Nadu
notableFor extensive collection of South Indian bronze sculptures
historic bronze artifacts
operatedBy Department of Museums, Government of Tamil Nadu
Government of Tamil Nadu
partOf Government Museum, Chennai
Government Museum, Chennai
surface form: art and archaeology sections of Government Museum, Chennai
religiousTraditionRepresented Hinduism
Shaivism
Vaishnavism
touristAttractionCategory art museum section
cultural heritage site section
touristAttractionIn Chennai
visitorType art historians
students
tourists

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Government Museum, Chennai hasPart Bronze Gallery