© Ashmolean Museum
Caitya sculpture
Artist: Cambodian
Location: Ashmolean Museum
Date: 900 - 999
Materials: sandstone
Dimensions: 110 cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £21,000 (Total: £75,000)
Vendor: Spink
Review number: 4646 (1999)
Provenance:
From Prasat Ta Moan, Dangrek, Cambodia; given by the King of Cambodia to M Baradat, his elephant vet; taken to France in 1946 by M Baradat; subsequently with present vendor.
Description:
Sculpture depicting standing figures of auspicious and protective Mahayana Buddhist deities on its four faces.
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