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Lot 956
A gilt lacquer wood figure of the Thousand-Armed Guanyin Qing dynasty
18 December 2017, 11:00 PST
San FranciscoSold for US$43,750 inc. premium
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A gilt lacquer wood figure of the Thousand-Armed Guanyin
Qing dynasty
Constructed in several pieces to depict the Bodhisattva seated holding her primary arms in namaskaramudra above an additional pair held in dhyanamudra in her lap supporting a small stupa separated by two groups of arms carved to flare out to either side below two taller arms held aloft, seated in dhyanasana, together with a likely assembled large throne further supported by an assembled lotus form plinth.
47in (119.5cm) total height of assembled elements
Constructed in several pieces to depict the Bodhisattva seated holding her primary arms in namaskaramudra above an additional pair held in dhyanamudra in her lap supporting a small stupa separated by two groups of arms carved to flare out to either side below two taller arms held aloft, seated in dhyanasana, together with a likely assembled large throne further supported by an assembled lotus form plinth.
47in (119.5cm) total height of assembled elements
Footnotes
A large red and gilt lacquer wood figure of Guanyin of similar size and facial figures was offered as lot 216 in Christie's Amsterdam sale 3008 of 19-20 June 2012. A smaller Thousand-Arm example of remarkably similar construction but lacking a throne and a plinth was offered in these rooms as lot 2154 in sale 22511 of 11 December 2015.














