LOT 0366 泰国 阿瑜陀耶风格 十五/十六世纪铜佛首
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拍品描述:来源 Mr. and Mrs. G. Leiter Doolittle, Holland Patent, New York. Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute Museum of Art, gifted from the above, 28 December 1982. Property from the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute Museum of Art to Benefit the Acquisition Fund; Sotheby's New York, 24 March 2010, lot 56. During the fourteenth through sixteenth centuries, Thailand's Ayutthaya kingdom became one of the most powerful forces on mainland Southeast Asia. Continuing the artistic trajectory set forth under the Sukhothai, the Theravada polity sponsored the production of Buddha images fashioned in a new distinct style. Images of Buddha in royal attire, such as the present example where is he crowned and bejewelled, became increasingly popular. Ayutthaya period faces display a curvilinear contour with the hairline extending towards the sinuous browline accentuated by elongated ears flared at the upper and lower tips. The eyes, extending evenly across the width of the face, are three-quarters closed to endow the figure with a sense of serenity that is at once inwardly directed and also engaged with the world.
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