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depicting in high relief a female deity holding a flower and with a seated deity above.
h. 26,5 cm. mounted
Provenance: Collection of an Amsterdam architect, collected between 1960 - 1980
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on later stand (with expected wear)
h. 38 cm/ 45 cm (incl. stand)
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the right hand in abhayamudra and wearing a fine robe
h. 75 cm
Provenance: Christie's Amsterdam, 7 November 1994, lot 12
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mounted with white metal ornaments (some expected wear)
l. 75,5 cm
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glazed and framed
24 x 18,5 cm (excl. frame)
Provenance: Cuser collection from Dutch Consul Honorary Tibet, dhr. Brummelhuis and Paul Rutten, Amsterdam
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with arched eyebrows, aquiline nose and serene expression, on later stone stand (some expected wear, flame missing)
h. 45 cm/ 59 cm (incl. stand)
Provenance: Galerie Italiaander, Amsterdam, 2013
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on a lotus base, hands outstretched and wearing elaborate robes inlaid with glass at the hems, on later stand
h. 148 cm (incl. stand)
Provenance: Emperor Antique House, Singapore and private Dutch collection.
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his right hand in bhumisparsamudra and his left resting on his lap, wearing long robes inlaid at the hems with glass beads, traces of gilt and red lacquer
h. 63 cm
Provenance: Naga Arts & Antiques, Singapore and private Dutch collection.
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framed and glazed (some wear and creases)
61,5 x 43,5 cm (incl. frame)
Provenance, Paul Rutten, Amsterdam
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shown seated in lotus pose on a stepped throne, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra and his left resting in his lap, with elongated earlobes and serene expression (wear to lacquer as expected)
h. 73 cm
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comprising two boxes and covers and two jarlets, each variously painted with flowers and geometrical motifs (some wear and damage as expected)
diam. 7,8 cm max.
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h. 66 cm, b. 104 cm
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the deity seated in lalitasana and holding a string of prayer beads in his right hand, seated on a plinth against a back slab, traces of black and red pigments (wear as expected)
h. 35 cm
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standing on a stepped base
h. 10,4 cm
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shown seated on a stepped throne
h. 8.5 cm
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H. 21,5 cm.
Provenance: Collection of an Amsterdam architect, collected between 1960 - 1980
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seated in half-lotus position with his right hand in bhumisparsamudra, wearing detailed robes and raised on a stepped throne (flame loose)
h. 104 cm
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the reclining figure laying on a stepped plinth, his dress and part of plinth picked out in gilt (some wear and small damages)
l. 22 cm
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standing wearing long robes with hems detailed with glass beads
h. 174 cm
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each seated in cross-legged position on a plinth, wearing ornate dress and jewelry (some wear)
h. 12,5-31 cm
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seated in layered traditional dress and holding a staff
h. 24,5 cm
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the cover painted with floral scrolls and mounted with a mythological animal
h. 39 cm
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one mounted on stand (wears and losses)
h. 7-10 cm
De Wilma en Max Schuhmacher collectie
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seated in lotus pose on.a stepped base, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra, his left resting on his lap, with downcast, serene expression (loss and wear as expected)
h. 50 cm
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in the form of a Naga Dragon
h. 170 cm. on custom made stand.
Provenance: Paul Rutten, Amsterdam, 28-04-2008.
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seated on a double, lotus base, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra and his left hand holding an alms bowl, base sealed
h. 15 cm
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seated on a stepped throne, his right hand in bhumisparsamudra (some wear)
h. 21 cm
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the deity seated in lalitasana, her left hand in vitarkamudra and the right holding a fruit, adorned with jewelry and a lotus beside her shoulder, base sealed
h. 16 cm
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in dancing position wearing flowing scarves and holding a cup to her mouth, base sealed
h. 27 cm
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the deity seated under a canopy on a high throne, the main hands in paryer position, the other hands holding a string of beads and lotus, adorned with jewelry and elaborate dress and lotus beside her shoulder
h. 46 cm
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comprising Buddha, a monk and two deities (some wear)
h. 5-14 cm
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the deities in seated position, the stele carved with Buddha (stele with chips, the bronze figures with some chips)
h. 18-20,5 cm
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shaped as elephants (some wear)
h. 1,5-11 cm
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modelled with a figure of Buddha in padmasana (some surface wear as expected)
h. 9,5 cm
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seated in lotus position on a lotus throne, its back modeled in relief with elephant on the back with sacred vase, his dress engraved with the Eight Buddhist symbols, his face cold-gilded, the base sealed
h. 14 cm
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his radiating arms holding various attributes, shown in union with his consort and trampling figures beneath his feet, base sealed (some wear to the gilt as expected)
h. 20,5 cm
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modelled with a central bulb flanked on either side by a row of lotus pedals (some minor surface wear as expected)
l. 18,3 cm
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standing astride on a lotus base and and holding a vajra and a scull-cup (some surface wear as expected)
h. 6,8 cm
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seated in dhyanasana and his right hand in bhumisparsamudra and the other holding the vajra, his throne carried by two elephants
h. 11,5 cm
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embossed with a central figure of Buddha surrounded by Buddhist emblems and decorative borders
diam. 28,5 cm
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each figure holding a sword, painted in vibrant tones (some crackles to the paper)
99 x 42 cm
Provenance: Galerie Hoogenbosch, Gorredijk, 28-10-2012.
These are commissioned works. When Taoist priests were ordained, they had artists paint a full set of seventeen, so-called, Mien Fang paintings. The artist had to remain celibate for the full two months it would take to finish the works. This one is painting of such a set of seventeen.
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ornate with strings of coloured beads, shells and pompoms (wear as expected)
h. 30 cm
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decorated with the Wheel of Law guarded by two dragons above waves, the rim with the Eight Buddhist Treasures, the base with three 'lanca' characters meaning 'Abundance'
16 x 10,5 cm
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a repetition of 12 times the matra "om mani padme hum", in bone. The bone handle with silver fittings, with scroll
l. 39 cm
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with the Buddhist treasure vase flanked by two dragons amid scrolls, the reverse with three paintings of Manjusri, Chenresig and Mahakala.
36,5 x 10,5 cm
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each seated in padmasana with his right hand in bhumisparsamudra, together on a rectangular plinth (some wear, slightly wobbly)
h. 15 cm
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seated in padmasana with his hands folded in his lap. On wooden stand
h 53 cm; h 90 cm
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standing wearing long robes, his right hand in abhayamudra, mounted on stone base (some splits to bronze and surface wear as expected, head re-attached)
h. 77,5 cm
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