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A painting of Shakyamuni Triad and the Sixteen Luohans A Korean Buddhist painting depicting the Shakyamuni Triad together with the Sixteen Arhats. The robes of the Buddha and the assembled arhats are rendered with a refined technique employing gold paint (kindei), gold outlining, and extremely fine patterning. As a single composition encompassing the full iconographic programme of the Shakyamuni Triad and the Sixteen Arhats, comparable examples are found among designated cultural properties and in museum collections both in Korea and Japan. L: 150cm W: 240cm unmounted scroll painting / silk Korea, Joseon Dynasty
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