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Standing disciple Mahakasyapa - 72.166 Cleveland Museum of Art |
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Standing disciple Mahakasyapa - 72.166
Cleveland Museum of Art
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2005-10-26 |
| Vertex Count: |
4,424,188 |
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5 - Done |
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Done |
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2009-10-09 |
| Modified By: |
Ed, Lec |
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pass_one_holefilled.xdl |
Comments:
model1.xdl - 3e0835d4e5240713a0f54273d3a06f8b - 01/22/2007 - Shells stitched, global registration 1:1.
model2a.xdl - caaf9515ce4f78139bc314839d341ac2 - 01/22/2007 - basic cleanup, global registration 1:1
hole on waist appears in model2a
4d7d57489f475b5fc3e6145e0f4ee01d pass_one.xdl - 04/16/2007
pass_one_merged.xdl - 4bea96888ab813d35b86e067e1fca2bd - 11/25/2008
Coordinate System (x,y,z)
Transform by input file: pass_one_holefilled.xdl
Rotate: (172.6929,51.5037,179.2546) deg
Translate: (620.5427,84.7416,-1147.6716) mm
hole at base of model as it stands on lotus flower in a cave.
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Height: 117.5 cm (45 inches)
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Width: 35.0 cm
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Depth: -
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The Cleveland Museum of Art,Leonard C. Hanna, Jr. Fund 72. 166
Formerly collection of E. Worch, Paris.
H: (with halo) 117.5, (figure) 104 cm.
Published:
Siren 1925, pl. 332;
Mizuno and Nagahiro 1937, p. 73;
Henri d'Ardennes de Tizac, 5e exposition des Arts de L'Asie: Collection Victor Goloubew, (Paris: Musee Cernuschi, 1913-14), pl. 3, no. 53
Haiwai yizhen: Foxiang I, (1986), no. 52.
Zhang and Sun 2004, 215, fig. 64.
The figure and halo were carved from one piece of stone, with the circular halo attached to the back of the head. The lotus petals surrounding the head are carved in low relief. The expression on the face is a frown of deep concentration. There is some damage to the right side of the nose and the upper lip. The hands support the bottom of a cylindrical reliquary. The base on which the figure stands is bowl-shaped, which would have been set into a depression in a pedestal or on the altar of a cave.
This disciple figure appears to be a pair with the Ananda in the Berenson collection at the Villa Itatti, Florence.
Zhang and Di believe that this is not from XTS caves.
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