The Devas request Setaketu in Tusita. He sits in his gabled palace with right hand "accepting the request" and left hand in "fear not" position
Sleep of Maya, the Buddha's mother
The four Maharajas carrying the Buddha's mother to Himava
The Buddha's mother is bathed in Anotatta Lake
The Buddha's mother has her hair tied and adorned
The Buddha's mother sleeps on a divine couch
Conception, the dream of the white elephant
Queen Maya tells her dream to her husband
The pregnant Queen is guarded by the four great kings
The Queen asks for the King's permission to visit her parents
Oueen Maya is carried on a litter en route to her parent's home
The Nativity: Oueen Maya gives birth in Lumpini Park
Four Brahmas receive the Buddha child in a gold net
The Lords of the Four Directions receive the child on a black leopard skin
Two men receive the child on a fine white cloth
A gigantic crowned Buddha stands between Brahma and Indra
Standing between Brahma and Suyama, the Buddha takes his first seven steps
The Lions roar: "I am the Lord"
The Buddha seated in Kapilavastu Palace
The Buddha's Father, King Suddhodana, shows the child to the old hermit, who fortells his Buddhahood
The throned king shows the Buddha child to Four Brahmins. He receives his name Siddhartha
The Buddha shown between female goddesses (shakti)
The Buddha child sleeps under the learning tree
The Buddha child seated under the learning tree
The Buddha seated in a five roofed pavilion (payatthat)
The Buddha seated in a seven tiered pavilion
The Buddha seated in a nine tier pavilion
Buddha seated on throne with legs pendant
Buddha child holding a sword and bow in preparation for the athletic contest
The Buddha from a chariot sees the First Great Sight: a man suffering from old age
The Second Great Sight: a man suffering from illness
The Third Great Sight: a dead man
The Fourth Great Sight: a monk
The Buddha seated in his palace among his women
The Buddha's servant dresses his hair for the last time
While riding in a chariot, the Buddha hears of the birth of his son, Rahula
The Buddha reclines while listening to music in the palace
The Buddha seated in the palace viewing sleeping women that resemble corpses
The Buddha calls for his horse and groom
The Buddha bids farewell to his wife and son
The Buddha addresses his proud horse while his groom kneels at its side
Four Gods lift the hooves of the Buddha's horse so that he may leave the palace undetected
Mara tempts the Buddha after he leaves the palace in the light of the full moon
The Buddha with his horse and groom wearily reach the river Anoma
With one leap they cross the river Anoma
The Great Renunciation: The King divests himself of royal attire and jewelry
The Great Tonsure: the Buddha cuts his hair with his sword
The Buddha holds the hair knot before his chest
The Buddha sits as a monk while monastic robes are presented
The Buddha stands in renunciation of the things of the world
A seated earth-touching Buddha (an intrusive replacement sculpture)
The Buddha as a monk walks between Anupiya and Rajagaha
The Buddha as a monk collects his first meal in his alms bowl
The Buddha eats his alms food from his alms bowl
The Buddha is visited by King Bimbisara
The Buddha seated in deep discussion with a hermit
Gautama in deep discussion with a hermit
The Buddha seated in a two roofed chamber is worshiped by his five disciples
The Buddha emaciated from fasting
The Buddha collapses from lack of sustenance
The Buddha holds an alms bowl and breaks his extreme fast
Earth-touching Buddha with alms bowl is approached by Sujata's maid
The Buddha is approached by Sujata who is holding her golden bowl containing rice milk
The Buddha seated in Meditation (intrusive?)
The Buddha, seated, eats from his alms bowl
The Buddha,seated, with a small alms bowl in his hands
The seated Buddha touches the earth (intrusive)
The Buddha's Triumphant March to the Bodhi Tree
The grass cutter offers eight handfulls of grass that might serve as a mat on which the Buddha might sit
Gautama walks forward holding the grass before him
Gautama still holding the grass in lowered position
Gautama stands about to cast the grass
Buddha casts the grass with the right hand
The Buddha shown in earth-touching position - below the earth goddess holds her water pot (kendi)
The Buddha shown seated under the Peepal or Bodhi Tree
Earth touching Buddha on double lotus throne (intrusive?)
The Buddha in verbal contest with Mara
The Temptaton by Mara's Daughters
The Buddha is worshipped by six gods
The Enlightenment, the Buddha sits in earth-touching position
