Lot 462
  • 462

A THANGKA DEPICTING A WORLDLY PROTECTOR TIBET, 18TH CENTURY

Estimate
6,000 - 8,000 USD
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Description

  • Distemper on cloth
  • 27 ½ x 20 inches
the worldly protector astride a galloping white steed, wearing sumptuous silks, a Mongolian helmet and pointed toe boots, holding a kunta-pataka in the raised right hand and a triratna in the left hand, wearing a full quiver over the left shoulder, surrounded by a retinue of worldly protectors atop animal mounts, and a retinue of celestial beings atop aviary mounts, with Tsong Khapa and further worldly protectors in the upper register, framed in a textile mount

Provenance

Parrish Art Museum, acquired before 1971.

Condition

Wear, accretion, rubbing and scattered losses to pigment, with water staining in lower register center. Framed in a textile mount.
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