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A COPPER REPOUSSE ATTENDANT FIGURE OF DIPANKARA Nepal, 16th/17th c. H 41.5 cm. The figure is set on a wooden lotus throne and backed by a wooden aureole, the copper is parcel-gilt and partly painted. Probably Ananda, the youthful disciple of Buddha. He is standing legs crossed and wears a pleated robe. Both arms are lost. Provenance: - Beurdeley & Cie., Paris 1968 (by repute). - Laurance S. Rockefeller (1910-2004) Collection. - Sotheby's New York, 11.10.2005, lot 39. - Swiss private collection.
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