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Prince Vessantara Gives Away His White Elephant, Scene from Vessantara Jataka

Title: Prince Vessantara Gives Away His White Elephant, Scene from Vessantara Jataka
Creator: Thailand, Southeast Asia
Created: circa 1860-1890
Institution: Los Angeles County Museum of Art

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Title: Prince Vessantara Gives Away His White Elephant, Scene from Vessantara Jataka
Creator: Thailand, Southeast Asia
Created: circa 1860-1890
Medium: Opaque watercolor and gold on cloth
Identifier accession number: M.76.112.20
Department: South and Southeast Asian Art

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