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A Pre-Khmer black sandstone figure of Vishnu, 6th-7th century CE, Cambodia, in the Phnom Da style, standing in samabhanga on a rectangular plinth, dressed in a short sampot fastened at the waist by a thin belt, the fold issuing two fishtail pleats, the raised hands holding a conch and chakra, the secondary hands holding a mace and lotus bud (figure 147cm high, 151cm high with stand) Provenance: Acquired in 1989 by the vendor's uncle, owner of Argyl Antiques, formerly in the private collection of Albert Strang (assembled 1975-1985) acquired from the London Art and Antiques market, and thence by descent. For proof of purchase, feel free to contact the department. Condition Report: Repairs and breaks to figure. Both lower hands separate from main body, The main body detached from feet. Part of arch lacking. Glue residue present under wheel. Wheel arm repaired. Pitting and knocks throughout. For additional images please request a condition report.
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