Rare Tangka du Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630) Tibet, XVIIE-XVIIIE siècle | 西藏 十七至十八世紀 第六世夏瑪巴確吉旺秋唐卡 | A rare thangka depicting Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630), distemper on cloth, Tibet, 17th-18th century
Estimate:
10,000 - 15,000 EUR
Rare Tangka du Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630) Tibet, XVIIE-XVIIIE siècle | 西藏 十七至十八世紀 第六世夏瑪巴確吉旺秋唐卡 | A rare thangka depicting Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630), distemper on cloth, Tibet, 17th-18th century
Rare Tangka du Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630) Tibet, XVIIE-XVIIIE siècle | 西藏 十七至十八世紀 第六世夏瑪巴確吉旺秋唐卡 | A rare thangka depicting Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630), distemper on cloth, Tibet, 17th-18th century
Estimate:
10,000 - 15,000 EUR
Rare Tangka du Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630) Tibet, XVIIE-XVIIIE siècle
西藏 十七至十八世紀 第六世夏瑪巴確吉旺秋唐卡
A rare thangka depicting Lama Shamarpa Zhwadmar VI (1584-1630), distemper on cloth, Tibet, 17th-18th century
Détrempe sur toile, encadré sous verre
設色布本 鏡框
73 x 50,4 cm, 27½ by 19⅞ in.
73 x 50.4 公分， 27½x 19⅞英寸
The cloth is darkened. There are overall losses to the pigments across the painting, some associated with creases and some scratches. There are areas where the pigments have been retouched. There is a humidity stain to the bottom left hand.
中文內容僅供參考，請以英文原版為準。布面黯淡。通體顏料見缺損，部分連帶皺痕、劃痕。局部顏料經潤色。左下方有一處受潮污痕。
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The Berkeley galleries, 20 Davies street, London, W.1 (according to label).
Berkeley 藝廊，20 Davies street， 倫敦， W.1（標籤）
Chokyi Wangchug (1584-1630), the sixth incumbent of the Sharma Red Hat lineage, is depicted in mountainous landscape seated on a throne wearing the distinctive red cap of the Sharmapas and holding a sutra in his hands.
Vajrayogini appears above with two devotees seated either side beneath, the lama on the left inscribed bkra shis grags and on the right Nam mkha’ ‘od. A teacher, possibly Gampopa (1079-1153), meditates in a cave above right, and two Worldly Protector deities ride through fiery landscape below.
The style of the thangka is a continuum of classic early Ming Buddhist portrait painting in which an arhat is depicted in landscape beneath a gnarled tree, such as the Yongle (1403-1424) Chudapanthaka sold at Sotheby’s New York, September 21, 2007, lot 33. By the seventeenth century, deities and monks are introduced into the simple landscape format of the early Ming paintings, cf. a seventeenth century Karmapa thangka in the Munich Ethnological Museum, see David P. Jackson, Patron and Painter, New York, 2009, p. 109, fig. 5.20.