lunedì 16 dicembre 2024 ore 15:30
AUCTION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BAIAS ARTE.
Discover a selection of Iznik and Kutahya pottery, Mudejar cabinets, prints of Constantinople and much more from a Roman private collection.
Alongside these treasures, explore Indian and Sikh miniature paintings, Islamic manuscripts, Persian pottery, Indian jewelry and devotional bronzes, and a host of other exquisite pieces!
Viewing by appointment only in Arezzo, Via Galileo Ferraris, 128, 52100.
To view lot 46, please write to the head of department well in advance:
info@baiasarte.com
LOT 146:
Shri Nathji in a pink pavilion
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Sold for: €400
Start price:
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250
Estimated price :
€500 - €700
Buyer's Premium: 25%
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Shri Nathji in a pink pavilion
Nathdwara, mid- to late 19th century
The painting depicts a celebration taking place in the Shri Nathji temple of Nathdwara, Rajasthan. Shri Nathji, the most important icon of the Vallabha Sampradaya, is a black marble sculpture that represents Krishna as a child with the left arm raised in the stance of keeping mount Govardhan aloft. The icon wears a four-pointed full-length coat in saffron color with silver trimming and it is placed in a raised pavilion covered with pink roses. The liturgy, performed by the priest on the left, was probably sponsored by the family of devotees standing on the right. Provenance: Venetian private collection.
H. 26,8 x 34,7 cm

