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12 novembre 2015

Amitayus, Chine, 18ème siècle, règne de Qianlong

Amitayus, Chine, 18ème siècle, règne de Qianlong
Amitayus, Chine, 18ème siècle, règne de Qianlong. Estimation : 35 000 € / 50 000 € . Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr Détrempe sur toile. 102,5 x 63 cm Important et beau thang-ka représentant Amitâyus assis sur un trône orné de lions de part et d’autre d’un...
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12 novembre 2015

Maitreya, Népal-Tibet, ca 14° siècle

Maitreya, Népal-Tibet, ca 14° siècle
Maitreya, Népal-Tibet, ca 14° siècle. Estimation : 60 000 € / 80 000 €. Photo Cornette de Saint-Cyr Alliage cuivreux doré. H. 28,5 cm (hors tenon) Représentation classique du "buddha à venir" debout en tribhanga, identifiable au stûpa qui occupe le centre...
7 octobre 2015

A yellow-backed woodpecker, attributed to Mansur, Mughal, circa 1585-90

A yellow-backed woodpecker, attributed to Mansur, Mughal, circa 1585-90
A yellow-backed woodpecker, attributed to Mansur, Mughal, circa 1585-90. Estimate 50,000 — 70,000 GBP. Lot. sold 62,500 GBP. Photo Sotheby's gouache on paper, laid down on an album page, borders above and below with scrolling gold flowers, outer margins...
7 octobre 2015

A favourite falcon of Raja Balwant Singh of Jasrota, attributed to Nainsukh of Guler, Jasrota, dated 1737

A favourite falcon of Raja Balwant Singh of Jasrota, attributed to Nainsukh of Guler, Jasrota, dated 1737
Lot 93. A favourite falcon of Raja Balwant Singh of Jasrota, attributed to Nainsukh of Guler, Jasrota, dated 1737, gouache on paper, inscribed on the verso in takri script: ' samata 13 pakka te ale pra[vishte] 7 basara pakadeya kudoa(?) hai di akh ti...
7 octobre 2015

A laggar falcon, Lucknow, Company School, circa 1775-85

A laggar falcon, Lucknow, Company School, circa 1775-85
A laggar falcon, Lucknow, Company School, circa 1775-85. Estimate 10,000 — 15,000 GBP. Lot. sold 20,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's gouache on thick cream paper, inscribed in nasta’liq script in black ink and numbered '583' - 47.6 by 32.1cm. Provenance : Commissioned...
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7 octobre 2015

A Mughal carved marine ivory-hilted dagger with ram's head, 17th century

A Mughal carved marine ivory-hilted dagger with ram's head, 17th century
Lot 142. A Mughal carved marine ivory-hilted dagger with ram's head, 17th century; 49.5cm. Estimate 20,000 — 30,000 GBP. Lot sold 20,000 GBP. Photo Sotheby's the walrus ivory hilt carved in the form of a ram's head with finely carved details, including...
7 octobre 2015

A Mughal carved jade dagger hilt in the form of a camel head, 17th century

A Mughal carved jade dagger hilt in the form of a camel head, 17th century
Lot 143. A Mughal carved jade dagger hilt in the form of a camel head, 17th century; 13.5cm . Estimate 30,000 — 40,000 GBP. Lot. sold 199,400 GBP. Photo Sotheby's the jade carved in the form of a camel's head with protruding dulla , red gem-set eyes with...
1 septembre 2015

Bonhams announces a strong lineup for the upcoming Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art Sale

 Bonhams announces a strong lineup for the upcoming Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art Sale
Gilt copper figure of Chakrasmvara, estimated at $400,000-600,000. Photo: Bonhams. NEW YORK, NY .- Following the resounding success of the Himalayan sale in March, Bonhams announces their upcoming Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art Sale to be held...
14 août 2015

Blossom Shaped Agate Bowl, India, Probably 19th century

Blossom Shaped Agate Bowl, India, Probably 19th century
Blossom Shaped Agate Bowl, India, Probably 19th century. Starting price € 400.00. Photo Auctionata This Agate bowl was probably made in 19th century India. The bowl has a blossom shape, with two small handles. The bowl is connected to a foot rim, under...
21 juillet 2015

Au Népal, une «déesse vivante» raconte le séisme d'avril

Au Népal, une «déesse vivante» raconte le séisme d'avril
Au Népal, les Kumari sont considérées comme des déesses vivantes. Elle vivent à l'écart du monde, parlent rarement en public et ne se déplacent jamais a pied. La plus ancienne d'entre elles a du violer ce commandement au moment du séisme, en avril. La...
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