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393 - Large, three-part Shiva linga made of sandstone. Thailand, Khmer-influenced artistic tradition, likely from the Angkor period, ca. 10th–13th centuries. H 67 cm, W 22 cm, D 22 cm. Sandstone. A massive, monumental linga made of beige-brown sandstone with a characteristic three-part structure. An octagonal central section rises above a square base, surmounted by a cylindrical shaft with a dome-shaped, rounded top. Chipping and spalling, particularly on the edges and corners of the square base. Isolated minor superficial chips. Overall, well preserved. Provenance: Private collection of L. L., Florida and Antwerp, since 2007. Previously in the collection of Karim Grusenmeyer, Belgium, ca. 1997–1999. Previously in the private collection of Luc Sanders, Dendermonde, Belgium.
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Large, three-part Shiva linga made of sandstone. Thailand, Khmer-influenced artistic tradition, likely from the Angkor period, ca. 10th–13th centuries. H 67 cm, W 22 cm, D 22 cm. Sandstone. A massive, monumental linga made of beige-brown sandstone with a characteristic three-part structure. An octagonal central section rises above a square base, surmounted by a cylindrical shaft with a dome-shaped, rounded top. Chipping and spalling, particularly on the edges and corners of the square base. Isolated minor superficial chips. Overall, well preserved. Provenance: Private collection of L. L., Florida and Antwerp, since 2007. Previously in the collection of Karim Grusenmeyer, Belgium, ca. 1997–1999. Previously in the private collection of Luc Sanders, Dendermonde, Belgium.
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Auction 322: Ancient Art (Live Auction, Lots 1–407)Auction house
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