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                                                                  THANGKA REPRESENTANT LE MANDALA
                                                                  VAISHRAVANA
                                                                  BURIATIE, CIRCA 1800
                                                                  Vaishravana est placé au centre du mandala  assis sur son lion
                                                                  et tenant une mangouste et un bâton. Il est entouré par ses
                                                                  huits  serviteurs.  La  partie  supérieure  est  ornée  en  son  centre  de
                                                                  Vajradhara entouré de mahasiddhas surmontant les Huits Emblèmes
                                                                  Bouddhiques.  La  section  inférieure  est  rehaussée  de  divinités
                                                                  protectrices.
                                                                  Dimensions de la peinture: 93,5 x 64 cm. (36√ x 25 in.), encadré sous
                                                                  verre

                                                                  €20,000-30,000                 US$23,000-33,000
                                                                                                   £18,000-26,000
                                                                  PROVENANCE:
                                                                  Spink and Son, Ltd., London, 1996
                                                                  Christie's New York, 25 March 2004, lot 128.
                                                                  English private collection.
                                                                  Christie's New York, 21 March 2012, lot 785.
                                                                  Property of a Southeast Asian collector
                                                                  EXPOSITION:
                                                                  "Art of Buriata: Buddhist Icons from Southern Siberia," Spink & Son,
                                                                  Ltd., London, December 1996.
                                                                  BIBLIOGRAPHIE:
                                                                  Exhibition catalogue, Art of Buriata: Buddhist Icons from Southern
                                                                  Siberia, 1996, p. 12, cat. no. 6.
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                                                                  A FRAMED AND GLAZED THANGKA DEPICTING A
                                                                  VAISHRAVANA MANADALA
                                                                  BURIATIA, CIRCA 1800
                                                                  布里亚特 約1800年 財寶天王壇城唐卡 鏡框
                                                                  展覽:“Art of Buriata: Buddhist Icons from Southern Siberia,”
                                                                  Spink & Son, Ltd., 倫敦, 1996年12月.
                                                                  著錄:展覽圖錄, Art of Buriata: Buddhist Icons from Southern
                                                                  Siberia, 1996, p. 12, cat. no. 6.
                                                                  來源:
         ƒ215
                                                                  于1996年購自倫敦古董商Spink and Son, Ltd.
         SCHROEDER, ULRICH VON, BUDDHIST SCULPTURES IN            紐約佳士得,2004年3月25日,拍品128號
         TIBET, HONG KONG: VISUAL DHARMA PUBLICATIONS,            英國私人舊藏
         2001, 2 VOLUMES, PREMIÈRE ÉDITION, NUMÉRO 753.           紐約佳士得,2012年3月21日,拍品785號
         SCHROEDER, ULRICH VON. INDO-TIBETAN BRONZES,             東南亞藏家珍藏
         VISUAL DHARMA PUBLICATIONS, 2008. SECOND
         FACSIMILÉ EDITION, NUMÉRO 64.             (3)            The region of Buriata is centered around the eastern shores of Lake
                                                                  Baikal in southern Siberia. Ethnically a Central Asian Mongoloid race,
         €4,000-6,000                    US$4,500-6,700           the Buryats were exposed to Tibetan Buddhism through contact
                                           £3,500-5,200
                                                                  with the Mongols  sometime before the 17th century. Although
                                                                  some  elements  of  their  native  Shamanistic  beliefs  remained  and
         PROVENANCE:
         Property of a Southeast Asian collector                  intermingled  with  the  new  faith,  Buddhism  remains  today  as  the
                                                                  dominant religion among the Buryat people. This painting is a
         SCHROEDER, ULRICH VON, Buddhist Sculptures in Tibet, Hong
                                                                  mandala of the universe as it is conceived in the Indian and Himalayan
         Kong: Visual Dharma Publications, 2001, 2 volumes,
                                                                  tradition. At the centre of the universe is Mount Meru, upon which
         First edition, number 753.
                                                                  Vaishravana sits. It is surrounded by the Cosmic Ocean and the four
         SCHROEDER, ULRICH VON. Indo-Tibetan Bronzes, Visual Dharma
                                                                  continents,  each  with  three  major  islands.  According  to  tradition,
         Publications, 2008, Second facsimilé edition, number 64.
                                                                  only  the  southern  continent,  Jambudvipa  (here  represented  by  the
         里希·馮·施羅德著作“西藏佛教雕塑”及“印度西藏銅像”                              red quadrant), is terrestrial, with the other three being mythical. The
         一組三冊                                                     northern continent of Uttarakuru, of which Vaishravana is king, is here
         來源:東南亞藏家珍藏
                                                                  depicted more naturalistically with hills and trees, perhaps as a way of
                                                                  giving importance to the central deity.
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