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Wooden LOHAN. Significant traces of various layers of polychrome paint. (Minor damage and visible losses). China, Ming Dynasty, ca. 16th–17th century. H. 121. French private collection A striking and beautiful depiction of a standing arhat, hands joined in anjali-mudra. He is dressed in a robe with heavy sleeves. The very graceful face is rendered with great delicacy in keeping with the classical aesthetic of Ming-era Lohan portraits; the eyes are inlaid with sulfur to lend the work greater presence and vitality. Provenance: auction held on Wednesday, March 15, 2006. Millon & Associés. Expert: J.L. Estournel
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