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LOT 318

Lot 318

A Bronze Buddhist Triad, Khmer, Bayon Style, 13th Century

A Bronze Buddhist Triad, Khmer, Bayon Style, 13th Century
Lot 318 Details
A Bronze Buddhist Triad, Khmer, Bayon Style, 13th Century

The central Buddha seated on the coils and against the seven-headed canopy of the serpent king Muchalinda, flanked by the four-armed Avalokiteshvara on his right and Prajnaparamita on the left
height 7.9 in — 20 cm

Estimate $1,000-$1,500

Realised: $1,664
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A Bronze Buddhist Triad, Khmer, Bayon Style, 13th Century
  • A Bronze Buddhist Triad, Khmer, Bayon Style, 13th Century
  • A Bronze Buddhist Triad, Khmer, Bayon Style, 13th Century
Provenance:

Janak Khendry Collection, Toronto

Note:

Compare with an example from Christie's New York, September 28, 2021, lot 121.
https://onlineonly.christies.com/s/asia/bronze-buddhist-triad-121/127988

CONDITION DETAILS

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