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A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

A Japanese sculpture of Luohan, 19th Century or older.

The deity depicted standing on a lotus throne. Traces of colour pigment in red and white. Height 29,5 cm.

Wear, cracks, worming to base.

Provenance

From the collection of the Swedish painter Einar Jolin (1890-1976), thence by descent.

Einar Jolin had only japanese, chinese, indian and persian works of art in his stuido. He said he never tired of them, that they were products of ancient civilisations, that inspired him greatly and brought great calm and harmony.

Exhibitions

The sculpture is depicted in many of Einar Jolins still life paintings.

Literature

Nils Palmgren; Biografi av Einar Jolin, Stockholm 1947. Depicted in a still life on page 169.

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