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Il lotto appartiene ad un'Asta passata il 2014-02-09 per sapere se è stato venduto contattare la Casa d'Aste
Lotto: 346
Descrizione: HEAD OF A DEITY Bronze. Ancient Khmer-Empire, Bayon-Era, approx. 13th century. HEIGHT (WITHOUT BASE) 12 CM A very expressive head of an important Hindu deity, crowned and terminating in a high Mukuta. The hair is piled up, ornamented with flames and secured with a pointed crown, head band with flower-shaped jewels. The type of deity cannot be defined as there are no attributes given, but is definitely either Shiva or Vishnu. The back of head presenting a large-sized jewel. Strong and partly green patina due to age. Mounted on a modern and cubic base. From a Viennese collection
Prezzo di partenza: 2500 €
Lotto: 346
Descrizione: HEAD OF A DEITY Bronze. Ancient Khmer-Empire, Bayon-Era, approx. 13th century. HEIGHT (WITHOUT BASE) 12 CM A very expressive head of an important Hindu deity, crowned and terminating in a high Mukuta. The hair is piled up, ornamented with flames and secured with a pointed crown, head band with flower-shaped jewels. The type of deity cannot be defined as there are no attributes given, but is definitely either Shiva or Vishnu. The back of head presenting a large-sized jewel. Strong and partly green patina due to age. Mounted on a modern and cubic base. From a Viennese collection
Prezzo di partenza: 2500 €
Il lotto appartiene ad un'Asta passata il 2014-02-09 per sapere se è stato venduto contattare la Casa d'Aste
Lotto: 347
Descrizione: THE FEMALE DEITY PRAJNAPARAMITA Bronze, ancient Khmer-Empire, approx. 13th century. HEIGHT (WITHOUT MODERN BASE) 20,5 CM This sculpture presumably depicts a Hindu Uma or a Parvati, but it could possibly also be a Prajnaparamita, as Buddhism was strongly encouraged during the Bayon-Era under the reign of King Jayavarman VII. The attribute presented could be a book, namely because Prajnaparamita represents a personification of Prajna as a symbol of the intuitive wisdom. She is a Bodhisattva and known to be the „Mother of All Buddhas“. A bronze sculpture of Prajnaparamita with a tiara and adornments to ears, Mala around the chest and Valaya around arms and ankles. One hand with a Dhoti and the other holding an attribute, presumably lotus. Strong, green patina, remnants of black lacquer with gilding. The figure is standing on a square base and mounted on a modern stepped plinth. From a Viennese collection
Prezzo di partenza: 7000 €
Lotto: 347
Descrizione: THE FEMALE DEITY PRAJNAPARAMITA Bronze, ancient Khmer-Empire, approx. 13th century. HEIGHT (WITHOUT MODERN BASE) 20,5 CM This sculpture presumably depicts a Hindu Uma or a Parvati, but it could possibly also be a Prajnaparamita, as Buddhism was strongly encouraged during the Bayon-Era under the reign of King Jayavarman VII. The attribute presented could be a book, namely because Prajnaparamita represents a personification of Prajna as a symbol of the intuitive wisdom. She is a Bodhisattva and known to be the „Mother of All Buddhas“. A bronze sculpture of Prajnaparamita with a tiara and adornments to ears, Mala around the chest and Valaya around arms and ankles. One hand with a Dhoti and the other holding an attribute, presumably lotus. Strong, green patina, remnants of black lacquer with gilding. The figure is standing on a square base and mounted on a modern stepped plinth. From a Viennese collection
Prezzo di partenza: 7000 €
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