STATUE DE XIWANGMU EN BRONZE - photo 1
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STATUE DE XIWANGMU EN BRONZE

Starting price
€ 30 000
Auction dateClassic
16.12.2022 10:30UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
France, Paris
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ID 878235
Lot 93 | STATUE DE XIWANGMU EN BRONZE
STATUE DE XIWANGMU EN BRONZE

CHINE, DYNASTIE MING, ÉPOQUE JIAJING, DATÉ 1535

Elle est représentée assise sur un socle tétrapode, tenant dans ses deux mains ramenées devant le corps une tablette. Elle est vêtue de longues robes rehaussées de motifs floraux et végétaux incisés formant d'élégants plis sur ses bras et ses jambes. Ses cheveux sont coiffés en chignon orné de trois oiseaux placés au sommet de son crane. Son visage aux yeux mi-clos et à la bouche légèrement souriante présente une expression sereine. Au dos du socle se trouve une inscription incisée la datant du deuxième jour du neuvième mois de la quatorzième année du règne de l'empereur Jiajing.

Hauteur : 63 cm. (24 3/4 in.)





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Post lot text

A BRONZE FIGURE OF XIWANGMU
CHINA, MING DYNASTY, JIAJING PERIOD, DATED 1535
Historical era:Ming dynasty
Auction house category:All other types of objects, Statuettes
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