拍品 3711
  • 3711

明 牙雕布袋和尙坐像

估價
150,000 - 200,000 HKD
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描述

  • ivory
seated on a rocky ledge with his left leg across and the right leg raised, clutching a long beaded necklace in the left hand, the deity cloaked in long flowing robes falling into voluminous folds and opening at the front revealing the large belly, the cheerful face with a gentle smile, flanked by a pair of long pendulous ears, the ivory patinated to an attractive creamy tone suffused with light caramel patches

來源

倫敦蘇富比1976年6月29日,編號24
Spink & Son,倫敦,1984年
Patrick Huth Jackson 收藏
倫敦蘇富比2009年5月13日,編號82
Roger Keverne Ltd,倫敦,2010年
英國私人收藏

出版

《Fine and Rare Chinese Works of Art and Ceramics: Summer Exhibition》,Roger Keverne Ltd,倫敦,2010年,圖版108

Condition

With the exception of possible old loss of carving to the boulder on which he rests his left arm; hairline age cracks running down the head and body; and an approx. 0.7 cm diameter hole drilled to the underside of the base, this figure is in good condition.
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拍品資料及來源

Comparable carvings of Budai, also modelled with a broad smile and loose robes revealing his round belly, include a slightly larger one, attributed to the sixteenth to seventeenth century, in the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Victoria, included in the Gallery’s exhibition, Magnificent Ivories of Ming and Qing China at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Canada, 2001, cat. no. 14; and a smaller figure sold at Christie’s New York, 25th March 2010, lot 868.