The Allahabad Museum has an impressive collection of Sunga,
Gupta, late Gupta and early medieval period sculptural masterpieces,
discovered at different places around Allahabad.
During the last twenty-five years a sizeable number of sculptures, mostly
pertaining to the early medieval and medieval art styles have been added
to the collection of the museum.
Nearly 400 sculptures broadly classified sect wise starting with the
various categories of brahmanical gods followed by deities of the Buddha
and Jain pantheon and terminating with secular and miscellaneous themes
including architectural members have also been included.
Comprehensive selection of of objects from 3rd century BC, first through
3rd century AD, 4th through 7th century AD and 8th through 14 th century
AD. These periods roughly correspond to the Maurya, Sunga, Kushan Gupta
and medieval periods of Indian history. The museum is open all days except
Monday from 10.30 AM to 4.30 PM.