
Mark Rasmussen
International Director
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Several aspects link this piece to the Pagan style in Burma which derived from East Indian Kurkihar bronzes, reflected the cultural exchange between the great monasteries of these regions. Compare the circular pedestal with simplified u-shaped petals, the sharp nose, and the cape-like robe which hugs the inside thigh to a 10th century standing Buddha held in the Indian Museum, Calcutta, an 11th century Kurkihar shrine in the Patna Museum (see East Indian Bronzes, Bombay, 1986, nos 215 & 247) as well as the great standing Buddhas of Shwezigon Pagoda (see Rao, Buddhist Art of Pagan, vol. 2, Delhi, 2011, pls 8-11, pp. 16-7).
Provenance:
Estate of Lawrence Phillips, New York
Please note the estimates for this lot in the printed catalog are incorrect. The correct estimates are $7,000-10,000.