Chamunda, the Horrific Destroyer of Evil (Head)
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The Chamunda sculpture, embodying evil's annihilation, dates back to the 10th-11th century Indian culture. Crafted from sandstone, it stands at a height of 113 cm and belongs to the sculpture classification. Acquired through an Anonymous Gift and Rogers Fund in 1989, its accession number is 1989.121. This scanned image originated from the NYC Museum MediaLab Meetup 3D Funday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, using a Sense 3D hand-held scanner, despite potential roughness. It can be found on the Met Museum's online collection with ID 38152.
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