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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Nov 5, 2018 | Bonhams | Knightsbridge | Asian Art | 283 | $****** - ****** | A thangka of a lama and a thangka of Magzor Gyalmo |
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24 cm (9.45 in)
The Oliver Robert Coales Collection, according to his written records acquired by Mr Coales when working and travelling in Eastern Tibet in 1916-17, and thence by descent
The first, finely painted with gilt outline, depicting a lama in a yellow pandita hat, clad in monastic robes and seated in lalitasana on a formal throne, stretching a beaded meditation belt in his hands, flanked by Vajrapani and Tara, with Tsongkhapa Manjushri and Shadakshari Lokeshvara in a row above, and Jambhala, Magzorma and Panden Lhamo at the bottom pf the painting, all set against a black ground landscape, captioned to the reverse, together with a hand-written note in Tibetan and English illustrating the iconography, ; the second depicting Magzor Gyalmo, blue-black and wrathful, wearing a tiara with a lion ornament on the right ear and a snake one to the left in accordance to Gelug tradition, the deity flanked by her two attendants, Makaramukha and Simhamukha, the thangka accompanied by a hand-written note identifying the iconography
