Description The deity cast in dancing posture, with a chopper in his right hand, and a fish in the other, wearing elaborate jewelry and accoutrements(H: 4 in.)PROVENANCE:Property formerly in a Main Line, Philadelphia, private collectionNOTE:Compare the figures with elaborate jewelry and beaded aprons from the collection of Prince Ukhtomsky in the collection of the Hermitage Museum Leningrad, illustrated in Marylin M. Rhie et al, "Wisdom and Compassion, the Sacred Art of Tibet", New York, 1991, p. 233, no 76, and also the 17th century example from the Avery Brundage Collection at the Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, ibid, p. 278, no. 102. See also the 15th-16th century figure of Yama illustrated in Barbara Lipton et al, "Treasures of Tibetan Art, Collections of the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art", New York, 1996, pp. 171-172, no. 91來源：費城Main Line私人收藏註：比較一帶鑲嵌銅像藏自王子 Ukhtomsky 並收藏於 Hermitage 博物館 Leningrad，Marylin M. Rhie之著作，“智慧於同情，神秘的藏傳藝術”，紐約，1991年，頁233，編號76，另見一17世紀作品於Avery Brundage收藏於舊金山亞洲藝術館，ibid，頁278，編號102.另見一15/16世紀Yama造像於Barbara Lipton著作,“ Treasures of Tibetan Art, Collections of the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art”，紐約，1996，頁171-72，編號91