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SOUTH INDIA, VIJAYANAGAR PERIOD, 14TH CENTURY
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A Large Bronze Figure of Parvati
South India, Vijayanagar Period, 14th Century
Standing in tribhanga on a lotus pedestal over a raised square plinth with prongs issuing on both sides, her right hand raised in kataka mudra and the pendent left in lola mudra, wearing a closely fitted dhoti tied with a sash at the waist, multi-tiered necklaces and beaded bracelets, her face with large almond-shaped eyes and aquiline nose, her hair arranged in a tiered karandamukuta, backed by a flowerhead-shaped aureole
27½ in. (69.8 cm.) high
South India, Vijayanagar Period, 14th Century
Standing in tribhanga on a lotus pedestal over a raised square plinth with prongs issuing on both sides, her right hand raised in kataka mudra and the pendent left in lola mudra, wearing a closely fitted dhoti tied with a sash at the waist, multi-tiered necklaces and beaded bracelets, her face with large almond-shaped eyes and aquiline nose, her hair arranged in a tiered karandamukuta, backed by a flowerhead-shaped aureole
27½ in. (69.8 cm.) high
Provenance
J. R. Belmont, Basel (1958-64)
Pan-Asian Collection (1965-74)
Pan-Asian Collection (1965-74)