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           STATUETTE DE VISHNU-VASUDEVA-NARAYAN EN ALLIAGE DE   STATUETTE D’UNE DAKINI DANSANTE À QUATRE BRAS EN
           CUIVRE                                            ALLIAGE DE CUIVRE
           Cambodge, style d’Angkor Vat, XIIe siècle         Cambodge, style d’Angkor Vat, XIIe siècle
           A COPPER ALLOY FIGURE OF VISHNU-VASUDEVA-NARAYAN  A COPPER ALLOY FIGURE OF A DANCING FOUR-ARM DAKINI
           Cambodia, Angkor Wat style, 12th century          Cambodia, Angkor Wat style, 12th century
           Cast in a striding position holding the attributes of Vishnu in four hands  The celestial attendant is captured in an ecstatic dance wearing a
           and wearing an elaborate sampot, stand.           short sampot that sways between her legs and her remaining right
           14cm (5 1/2in) high. (2).                         arms are raised and offering a boon. The arrangement of the hairstyle
                                                             and sampot follows the convention popular during the Baphuon
           €2,000 - 4,000                                    period, stand.
                                                             18cm (7 1/8in) high. (2).
           Provenance:
           Robert Rousset, Paris (1901-1981), acquired in the 1950’s-1970’s  €3,000 - 5,000
           Jean-Pierre Rousset, Paris (1936-2021)
                                                             Provenance:
           The third eye on this animated bronze would typically define his   Robert Rousset, Paris (1901-1981), acquired from Capital Antique,
           association with Shaivite tradition, however the attributes held in the   Bangkok, 30 August 1967
           four hands are specific to Vishnu. This conflagration of Shiva and   Jean-Pierre Rousset, Paris (1936-2021)
           Vishnu in this composition is unique to the Khmer tradition of Hindu
           deities. The club in his lower left hand is short and restrained vertically   Compare with a closely related example in the National Museum,
           in a configuration in use only from the twelfth century. Resembling   Phnom-Penh (see M.Giteau, Khmer Sculpture and the Angkor
           more of a royal sceptre than a weapon, it remains the insignia of the   Civilization, Fribourg, 1965, pl.79. Also see another later example
           Power and symbolizes Vishnu’s sovereignty over all creatures.  set within a larger superstructure defined as a yogini in the Fine Arts
                                                             Museum, Boston (22.686). For a bas relief figure with an identical
           Compare with a related example in Phnom Penh Museum M.Giteau,   headdress see G.de Coral-Remusat, L’Art Khmer: Les Grandes Etapes
           Les Khmers, Paris, 1965, p.192, fig.81.           de son Evolution, Paris, 1951, pl.XXXIV, no.117.
           柬埔寨 吳哥窟風格 十二世紀 銅毘濕奴-婆藪天-那羅延立像                     柬埔寨 吳哥窟風格 十二世紀  銅四臂空行母像

           來源:                                               來源:
           巴黎Robert Rousset(1901-1981)舊藏,得自二十世紀五十至七十         巴黎Robert Rousset(1901-1981)舊藏,於1967年8月30日得自曼
           年代                                                谷Capital古董店
           巴黎Jean-Pierre Rousset(1936-2021)舊藏                巴黎Jean-Pierre Rousset(1936-2021)舊藏



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