Side Element from a Halo

Metal sculpture; rectangular with a beveled edge; upper right and lower right corners decorated with scrollwork; depiction of a crowned male figure; figure holds object in right hand and triangular object in left; figure wears a necklace and bracelets; figure wears long pants; figure stands on right foot; left foot bare; figure accompanied by a bull on right; bull faces right; figure and bull flank a pole; scrollwork base. Side Element from a Halo; artist unknown.

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Date:: 14th–15th century
Medium:: Gilt copper alloy
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 447 × 625 px
Museum record:: View original

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Side Element from a Halo

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