A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF AMITAYUS
PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF PHILIP WOOD, SAN FRANCISCO
A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF AMITAYUS

QIANLONG PERIOD, INCISED WITH CYCLICAL DATE, GENG YIN, CORRESPONDING TO 1770, AND OF THE PERIOD

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A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF AMITAYUS
QIANLONG PERIOD, INCISED WITH CYCLICAL DATE, GENG YIN, CORRESPONDING TO 1770, AND OF THE PERIOD
Seated in dhyanasana on a rectangular plinth, the front draped in a long cloth with a flower head at its center, the figure with hands in dhyana mudra and dressed in robes draped over the left shoulder leaving the right exposed and wearing a jewelled necklace, the face with pensive expression beneath an elaborate tiered crown partially obscuring the hair which is pulled up into an elaborate coiffure; together with a Nepalese gilt and painted copper repoussé mandorla, 19th century, decorated with elephants, animals and riders atop lotus blossoms beneath an image of Garuda at the top
9 in. (22.9 cm.) high overall
Provenance
Acquired in Canada in 1980.

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