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133 - NORTHERN INDIA, 12th century
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€800 - 1,200Sale fees
NORTHERN INDIA, 12th century A significant architectural element carved from pink sandstone, featuring a high-relief decoration with a rich composition of figures arranged across several registers. At the center stands a female deity in a slight tribhanga pose, her voluptuous body adorned with jewelry, flanked by four female figures. The upper portion is dominated by a large hand in a mudra, likely belonging to another, larger figure from the original decoration. Height: 55 cm Provenance: from the collection of a Parisian antiquarian since the 1970s or 1980s; former collector’s label on the back.
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Meyer Gallery CollectionAuction house
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