Bronze des Manjushri auf einem Lotus mit Resten von Lackvergoldung - photo 1
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Bronze des Manjushri auf einem Lotus mit Resten von Lackvergoldung

Lot 65
12.06.2023 09:30UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 1 200
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Lot 65 | Bronze des Manjushri auf einem Lotus mit Resten von Lackvergoldung
Estimate value
€ 1 200 – 1 800
A LACQUERED BRONZE FIGURE OF MANJUSHRI - China, late Ming dynasty - Seated in vajrasana on a lotus base with both hands holding stems of lotuses flowering along his shoulders supporting manuscript and originally the sword, wearing dhoti fastened around the waist with a belt, scarf draped around his shoulders, bejewelled, his face displaying a serene expression with downcast eyes below arched eyebrows, his hairdo combed in a chignon and secured with an elaborate tiara. - From the collection of the merchant Alfred Julius Forkel (1873-1934), acquired in China before 1910, described in the collector's diary, written between 1901 and 1910, on page 74, no. 12 - Slightly chipped, wear
H. 24,2 cm
Er sitzt in Vajrasana auf einem Lotussockel und hält mit beiden Händen Lotosblütenstängel, die entlang seiner Schultern blühen und das Manuskript und ursprünglich das Schwert tragen. Er trägt einen Dhoti, der mit einem Gürtel um die Taille befestigt ist, ein Tuch, das um seine Schultern drapiert ist, ist mit Schmuck verziert, sein Gesicht zeigt einen heiteren Ausdruck mit niedergeschlagenen Augen unter gewölbten Augenbrauen, seine Frisur ist zu einem Dutt gekämmt und mit einem kunstvollen Diadem befestigt.
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