A LARGE STATUETTE OF YAMANTAKA in gilded bronze and polychrome highlights, represented in its Vajrabhairava form in the company of its yab-yum parèdre, the god, in alidhasana on terraced enemies accompanied by animals, with nine heads, sixteen legs and thirty-four arms brandishing various attributes, in its main hands: the karttrika and kapala that also holds its parèdre. (A few small gaps). Tibet, 18th century. A LARGE GILT BRONZE FIGURE, TIBET, 18TH CENTURY. HIGH. 30 CM (11 13/16 IN.
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E & J Frankel Collection, n°645" from a label glued to the back of the base of the statuette.