Summary: The text discusses various sculptures depicting scenes from the life of Buddha, focusing on the Great Renunciation and other legendary events. It describes the Great Renunciation where Buddha leaves his palace to seek enlightenment, as well as scenes depicting his birth, temptation, and teachings. The sculptures also include depictions of Bodhisattvas and other divine figures associated with Buddhism. The text mentions different collections, such as the Pipon Collection and the Rawlinson Collection, containing valuable and unique sculptures from Gandhara art. It highlights the intricate details of the sculptures and their symbolic significance. Furthermore, the text discusses sculptures from the Takht-i-Bahi Collection, noting their historical and cultural importance. The overall theme revolves around the artistic representation of Buddhist legends and figures in the context of ancient Gandhara art.