Avalokiteśvara is widely known as the Buddhist deity of compassion. He is also believed to be the embodiment of the eternal Buddha who offers salvation to humanity. A 16th-century Korean Avalokiteśvara sculpture will be available in the upcoming Exceptional Private Collection of Asian and Tribal Art sale, presented by The Scanlan Collection. The figure is seated on a lion with a beaded crown over his head.
Jamali’s cork painting of an idol is also offered in this sale. American artist Jamali is best known for his explorative style and figurative paintings. Noting his artistic mannerisms and techniques, art critic Donald Kuspit believes Jamali’s style requires its own name: Mystical Expressionism. This distinctive style links contemporary consciousness with traditional methods. Other featured lots include a Fukagawa punch bowl from the late 19th century. The Japanese bowl features a Hou-ou bird on both the interior and exterior. Its panels are separated with recurring geometric designs, landscapes, and floral patterns. View all of these lots and register to bid at Bidsquare.
Lot Categories:
Fine Art (58), Decorative Arts (50), Asian Works of Art (125), American Indian & Ethnographic (35)# of Lots:
274Price Range:
$150 - $30,000Interesting lots include:
Item Image | Item Name | Estimate |
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16th C Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, Korea | Estimate: | |
Pigmentation on Cork, The Idol, by Jamali, c. 1988 | Estimate: | |
Diego Rivera, Los abusos de los conquistadores, Lithograph | Estimate: | |
Kano Motonobu, Zen Patriarch, 16/17th Century, | Estimate: | |
Black Americana, O/CB, Lighting the Way for Santa | Estimate: |
Contact Info
The Scanlan Collection
- 3450 Wasatch Drive, Auburn, California 95602
- 510-755-3858
- [email protected]
- http://thescanlancollection.com/
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