Seltener und bedeutender sitzender Buddha - photo 1
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Seltener und bedeutender sitzender Buddha - photo 1

Seltener und bedeutender sitzender Buddha

Lot 16
18.11.2020 10:00UTC +02:00
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€ 26 000
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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ID 435324
Lot 16 | Seltener und bedeutender sitzender Buddha
Estimate value
€ 15 000 – 20 000
Thailand. Dvaravati-Zeit (ca. 6.-11. Jahrhundert). 7.-9. Jahrhundert

Bronze mit grüner und rostbrauner Patina, teils Spuren von Oxidation. Sitzend in padmasana mit den Händen in Lehrgeste (Vitarka Mudra) mit bei der rechten Hand
zusammengelegtem Daumen und Zeigefinger. Das Antlitz ausdrucksstark gestaltet mit vollen
Lippen und verbundenen, hoch geschwungenen Augenbrauenbögen über fast geschlossenen Augen.
Die Ohren mit lang gezogenen Ohrläppchen, die Haare in ausgestalteten Locken und einer
kugeligen Bekrönung. Unter dem dünnen Gewand, das nur in feinen Relieflinien auf Brust und
über den Beinen angegeben ist, werden die Körperformen deutlich sichtbar. Über das linke
Handgelenk ist der Saum des Gewandes in Falten gelegt. Die Figur steht auf drei kurzen
Füßen, die vermutlich zur Verankerung in einem Sockel dienten. Auf dem Rücken eine Öse für
den Baldachin bzw. die Mandorla. Höhe 33cm, Breite 24cm, Tiefe 14cm.
Auction house category:Stamps - South-East Asia
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