Lot 1180
  • 1180

A THANGKA DEPICTING THE PROTECTOR NAKPO NUJIN AND RETINUE TIBET, 17TH CENTURY

Estimate
4,000 - 6,000 USD
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Description

  • Distemper on cloth
  • 35 by 27 inches
Himalayan Art Resources item no. 13076.

Provenance

Rudi Oriental Arts, New York City, 1960s.

Condition

Accretion, creasing, rubbing and losses to pigment overall. Scattered areas of pigment consolidation. Framed with modern silk mount. Painting relined. Please note that this thangka is INCORRECTLY LISTED as lot 1179 in the print catalogue.
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Catalogue Note

Nagpo Nujin is one of the five attendant protectors in the entourage of Panjarnata Mahakala in the Sakya tradition. Nagpo Nujin appears at center, together with his consort Nagmo Nujin, two sons Putra and Batra, and daughter Singmo in a semi-circle around him.