Details
1738 in. (44.1 cm.) high
Provenance
Peng Seng, Bangkok.
Acquired from the above by Richard A. Kebbon, Jr., Illinois, 22 July 1964.
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Lot Essay

Standing in an iconic posture, with both arms raised in abhayamudra, the gesture of fearlessness, the present figure of Buddha has a commanding presence. Compare the conical headdress, the gentle expression, the necklaces and pendant, and the flared outer robe of the current work with those of another thirteenth-century bronze figure of Buddha from the Lobpuri period, previously on long-term loan to the Toledo Museum of Art and sold at Christie’s New York, 21 March 2007, lot 287.

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