A sino-tibetan copper-gilt repousse figure of Buddha
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A sino-tibetan copper-gilt repousse figure of Buddha

18TH CENTURY

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A sino-tibetan copper-gilt repousse figure of Buddha
18th century
Seated in vajraparyankasana on a double-lotus base with beaded rim, his hands in bhumisparsamudra wearing voluminous monks robes laid around the waist in fan pleats, the rounded face with downcast eyes, acquiline nose and bow-shaped mouth, flanked by long pendulous lobes, his hair arranged in tight curls rising to a domed ushnisha, the lotus-base on top incised with a Tibetan inscription: Arthamati, a further Tibetan inscription on the lower rim of the base: Sengge(?)i sku, followed by a Chinese inscription: Shizishen fo and a mongolian inscription (left): Arslan bei-e-tue, a further Chinese inscription in the center of the base: Da Qing Qianlong nian jingzao (Made with respect during the Qianlong period), the base open
31 cm. high
Provenance
From an old European collection
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