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CAMBODIA, Khmer Period, Bayon Culture, 13th century A large sandstone sculpture depicting the goddess Prajnaparamita. The deity is shown standing in the samabhanga posture on a square base; both forearms are now missing. The face, imbued with serenity, is rendered in the traditional style of the Bayon period: an elongated mouth with thick lips, a broad nose, eyes suggested by half-closed slits, and a barely defined brow ridge. The face is framed by a finely worked hairstyle with individual strands carved in incised waves, topped by a small ushnisha. The elongated ears are adorned with pendants. The torso, bare and simply modeled, is clad in a sarong adorned with floral motifs and held in place by a belt, one end of which falls diagonally across the front. Height: 67.2 cm Provenance: private collection assembled in the 1990s. Sale of November 12, 1995, at the Auxerre Auction House, lot number 196
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