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A rare Imperial gilt-bronze figure of Manjushri 17th/18th century
香港 北京时间
2019年11月26日 开拍 / 2019年11月26日 截止委托
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A rare Imperial gilt-bronze figure of Manjushri 17th/18th centuryExquisitely cast seated on a double-lotus pedestal with legs crossed in dhyanasana, her right hand extended in varada mudra and her left in vitarka mudra, both hands holding the stems of lotus blossoming at the shoulders supporting a book of wisdom on her left, clad in an elegant dhoti incised at the hems, fallilng in neat folds in the front, adorned with elaborate necklaces and earrings, the hair neatly tied in a high chignon above the serene face framed by an five-peaked headdress. 24cm (9 1/2in) high. 注脚 十七/十八世紀 銅鎏金文殊師利菩薩像Himalayan Art Resources item no.16772喜馬拉雅藝術資源網16772號Provenance:Henry Harrison Getty (1838-1919), by reputeAlice Getty (d.1946), by reputeCourtenay Morgan, Viscount Tredegar (1867-1934), by reputeEvan Morgan, 2nd Viscount Tredegar (1893-1949), by reputeProfessor and Mrs Bellerby, by repute Mark Dineley (1901-1975)Peter Dineley (1938-2018), and thence by descentNoted in the handwritten family 'A Catalogue of the Dineley Collection of Tibetiana and Associated Buddhistic Objects', early 1960s, p.128.來源：傳亨利·哈里遜·蓋蒂舊藏（1838-1919年）傳愛麗絲·蓋蒂舊藏（卒於1946年）傳卓德嘉子爵考特尼·摩根舊藏（1867-1934年）傳特里迪格子爵二世艾文·摩根舊藏（1893-1949年）傳貝勒比教授及夫人舊藏馬克·戴尼利舊藏（1901-1975年）彼得·戴尼利舊藏（1938-2018年），並由家族繼承記載於戴尼利家族手稿《戴尼利家族的西藏州和相關的佛教物品收藏目錄》'A Catalogue of the Dineley Collection of Tibetiana and Associated Buddhistic Objects'，1960年代初，頁128。Superbly cast with a serene expression and a gentle sway of the torso, which compliments the curves of the adornments conveying a sense of movement, the present figure is particularly remarkable, reflecting the religious beliefs of the early Qing emperors as well as the political importance of Tibetan Buddhism during this period. The Manchu rulers often portrayed themselves as bodhisattva-rulers, reincarnations of Manjushri (the bodhisattva of Wisdom). In doing so, they united the Tibetan view of the emperor as a living incarnation of a god with the Chinese Manjushri cult, associated with the sacred Wutaishan in Shanxi Province, where the Kangxi emperor made five pilgrimages. Significantly, the first Mongol-language guidebook to Wutaishan, published in 1667, referred to the Kangxi emperor as the 'reincarnation of Manjushri, sublime lord, who makes the world prosper'. See E.Rawski, The Last Emperors: A Social History of Qing Imperial Institutions, Berkley, 1998, p.261.Not only did the emperors patronise Buddhism for political reasons, but they also appear to have had a genuine personal commitment to the religion. The Kangxi emperor, for example, was largely brought up by his Buddhist grandmother, a Mongol princess, the empress dowager Xiaozhuangwen (1613-1688), and together with his son and grandson, the Yongzheng and Qianlong emperors, contributed in building thirty-two Buddhist temples in the Beijing area alone. In addition, during the Kangxi reign, a Sutra Recitation Office was set up and housed in the Hall of Central Uprightness, within the precinct of the Forbidden City. This office was the first to be solely devoted to Tibetan Buddhist affairs. It was part of the Inner Court's Department of Ceremonies, supervised by imperial princes and became the centre of Tibetan Buddhist activities at court, not only devoted to the recitation of sutras but also the casting and storage of Buddhist images.The painstaking attention to detail, noted in the rich gilding and elaborate jewellery, meticulously inlaid with semi-precious stones, elevate the figure to a higher art form and create a magnificent portrayal of Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom. The deity has numerous manifestations including the thirty-four armed, sixteen-legged, bull-headed Vajrabhairava. In the present form, the deity represents a departure from the more traditional examples where the figure holds the sword aloft. Here the bodhisattva appears in his purest

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