Size: 295 x 330 mm

Sari Chandi, in Prambanan. Erected in the early 9th C, this monument has three connected sanctuaries and two storeys. Its outer walls are highly decorated with windows and images of deities.

Makara decoration of one of the entrances to the Kalasan Chandi in Prambanan. Square layout with four protruding entrances forming a Greek cross. Mid 9th C.

Borobudur. Figure resting in a garden. Possibly the future Buddha in the park at Kapilavastu palace.

Borobudur. Main staircase (east entrance) of the Borobudur, with the “gates” on the third and fourth galleries.

Borobudur. Fourth gallery, corner gargoyle on the fifth balustrade

Borobudur. General view of the fourth gallery

Borobudur. End stupa. Standing in all its majesty on the circular path is the great end stupa. The symbol of Shûnyata or “final emptiness” according to the theories of the Buddhist philosophy of Mahâyâna.

Borobudur. West wall of the first gallery on the north side with the reliefs depicting the future Buddha surrounded by his wives and his relinquishment of the world.

Borobudur. Part of the eastern façade showing the niches containing the statues of Jina Akshobhya.

Borobudur. Statue of Jina Amitâhba, north corner of the first balustrade on the western façade.