尺寸：高13.6cm
年代：北齐隋代
质地：铜鎏金
风格：中原
来源：拍卖会
成交：1,890,000港元(2021.10)
参阅：香港苏富比
鉴赏：
A rare gilt-bronze seated figure of Shakyamuni Buddha

Northern Qi – Sui dynasty

北齊至隋 鎏金銅釋迦牟尼佛坐像

depicted seated cross-legged in dhyanaasana atop a richly draped plinth with double lotus ring, the facial expression beautifully conveying peaceful meditation, with the right hand held in abhaya mudra, clad in a pleated robe that is draped over the Buddha’s left arm, with his left hand resting on his left knee grasping a section of the robe, the head domed with an ushnisha, with hair in neatly arranged coils

h. 13.6 cm

Takashi Yanagi, Kyoto, April 2007.

柳孝，京都，2007年4月

Saburo Matsubara, Chūgoku Bukkyō chōkokushi kenkyū: tokuni kondōbutsu oyobi sekkutsu zōzō igai no sekibutsu ni tsuite no ronkō

[On the history of Chinese Buddhist sculptures: Special discussion on gilt-bronzes and stone sculptures outside of caves], Kyoto, 1966, p. 215.

Seiko Murata, Sho Kondobutsu / The Charm of the Little Bronze Buddha, Tokyo, 2004, cat. no. 64.

Leopold Swergold, Thoughts on Chinese Buddhist Gilt Bronzes, Aventura, 2014, cat. no. 12.

Beatrice Chan, 'Reflection and Enlightenment: Chinese Buddhist Gilt Bronzes from the Jane and Leopold Swergold Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston', Arts of Asia, January/February 2018, pp. 58-65.

松原三郎，《中國佛敎彫刻史研究 : 特に金銅仏及び石窟造像以外の石仏に就いての論考》，京都，1966年，頁215

村田靖子，《小金銅仏の魅力 : 中国・韓半島・日本》，東京，2004年，編號64

Leopold Swergold，《Thoughts on Chinese Buddhist Gilt Bronzes》，2014年，圖版12

Beatrice Chan，〈Reflection and Enlightenment: Chinese Buddhist Gilt Bronzes from the Jane and Leopold Swergold Collection at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston〉，《Arts of Asia》，2018年1至2月，頁58-65