Figure on the foot stand, Qing dynasty

FIGUR, on bronze footstand. Sitting, facing forward with smiling face and open mouth, folding in the forehead, ears with prolonged carvings (signs of wisdom), shaved head, strongly swollen abdomen. Clothed long sleeved footside plaid rock, open over chest and abdomen. The icing yellowish, slightly iridescent, glossy, spotted and uneven. Foot stand of European manufacture, cast, gilded, with coherent rococo arches with leaf ornaments. The figure was attached to the middle resin instead. Purchased by Wilhelmina von Hallwyl, 27 May 1908, at art dealer J. Bosshard, Luzern, Switzerland. Figure. Porcelain PorBudai in overglaze enamels and with Poreuropean ormolu stand Qing dynasty, c.1720-30. Budai BudBud“Budsack”and here the Buddha is Budasping a sack that containers his meagre worldly experiences. He is patchwork rags of many, stitched in a diamond is. In the spirit of his, this manifestation of the Buddha was supremely contented and is spite smiling or spite ing. The image was extreme in East Asia, where a fat was seen as a image of image.