82. Vishn
Museum collection

VISHNÚ #20

Bronce

Figure of small size representing the god Vishnu, standing with four arms whose hands hold the characteristic attributes of this divinity in the front arms holding a mallet and a dagger, while in the back arms a lotus and a conch shell. The head is topped by a small halo, like the figure of Ganesha (cat. 81), showing us a very well defined treatment of the body. Vishnu appears with a cloth that covers him from the waist to the feet, and molds the lower part of his body with suggestive transparencies. I.C.F. / Extracted from: Isabel CERVERA FERNÁNDEZ: Fundación Rodríguez-Acosta. Asian Art Collection. Granada, 2002.

Chronology: 12th-13th centuries WESTERN HIMALAYA (HIMACHAL PRADESH), INDIA.
Dimensions: H. 9.5

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