Art Institute of Chicago returns ancient sculpture after learning it was stolen
- The Art Institute of Chicago is returning a 12th century Nepali sculpture after discovering it was stolen from Guita Bahi in the Kathmandu Valley.
- The sculpture, named Buddha Sheltered by the Serpent King Muchalinda, measures about 17.5 inches by 13 inches and depicts a story of divine intervention involving the serpent king Muchalinda and the Buddha.
- Jacques Schuhmacher, executive director of Provenance Research at the museum, confirmed the sculpture is now with the Nepali government and will return to its origin, but timing is undetermined.
- Schuhmacher emphasized the importance of provenance research and expressed gratitude to Nepal for collaboration on the return of the object.
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