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Seated Bodhisattva - F1913.57 Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery |
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Seated Bodhisattva - F1913.57
Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
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| Scanned On: |
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2006-01-26 |
| Vertex Count: |
4,991,100 |
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5 - Done |
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Done |
| Last Modified: |
2009-08-31 |
| Modified By: |
Lec, Khi |
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| File Source: |
pass_one_holefilled.xdl |
Comments:
model1.xdl - All shells stitched, globally registered 1:4 - 19cf8d350478c4b3f56948b927345241 - 03/05/2007
model2a.xdl - basic cleanup done, global registration 1:4 - e7baba3f218b1662b45e77ccc043f059 - 03/05/2007
pass_one.xdl - 702f0da80c6c428df98f62704632479e - 05/31/2007
Coordinate System (x,y,z)
Transform by input file: pass_one_holefilled.xdl
Rotate: (199.0802,7.2291,180.4014) deg
Translate: (-251.9890,-273.6051,-1640.8833) mm
Holes under arms and bottom, object was to heavy to scan bottom.
Bounding box size (x,y,z): (756.2414,1184.5135,496.7283) mm
Approximate size (x,y,z): (76,118.5,50) cm
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Height: 116.8 cm., 46 inches
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Width: 73.7 cm., 29 inches
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Depth: -
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Published:
Siren 1925, pl. 286.
Leigh Ashton, An Introduction to Chinese Sculpture, 1924, pl. 25.
Mizuno Seiichi, Chugoku no chokoku, (Tokyo: Nihon Keizai, 1960), pl. 69.
The bodhisattva sits with legs folded in lotus position. He wears an elaborate crown with triangular and circular elements around the base and lotus flowers at the top. A large halo attached to the back of the head has a central lotus blossom and an outer band of lotus scrolls. The hands are broken off.
A very similar seated bodhisattva in the San Diego Museum of Art has its hands still preserved, the right hand raised in abhayamudra and the left with fingers pointing downward in varadamudra.
This sculpture, a similar bodhisattva in the San Diego Museum, and a seated Buddha in the Victoria and Albert Museum are closely related in design and ornament to carvings in the North and Middle Caves at Northern Xiangtangshan.
Siren had assigned this sculpture to around the 12th century, while Mizuno believed it to be from the Sui period or ca. 600. |
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