Vijf Hindoebeelden 1876 - 1884

This photograph, taken by Herman Salzwedel between 1876 and 1884, captures five Hindu sculptures displayed outdoors. The image shows a group of five sculptures, including a central figure that is taller and more prominently displayed than the others. The sculpture, most likely from India, is likely made of stone and depicts deities or figures of significance in Hindu mythology. The photograph provides a glimpse into the collection and display practices of the 19th century, showcasing the increasing interest in non-European art and culture during this period.