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Art Coreen: representation of the Buddha Amitabha, gold statuette. Silla period
JLJ4565484 Art Coreen: representation of the Buddha Amitabha, gold statuette. Silla period. 7th-8th century. National Museum of Korea by Korean School, (7th century); National Museum, Seoul, Korea; (add.info.: Art Coreen: representation of the Buddha Amitabha, gold statuette. Silla period. 7th-8th century. National Museum of Korea); Photo ePhoto Josse; Korean, out of copyright
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of Korean art from the Silla period, specifically a representation of the Buddha Amitabha in the form of a gold statuette. Created by the Korean School during the 7th century, this exquisite artwork is now housed in the National Museum of Korea in Seoul. The Buddha Amitabha, also known as Amida Buddha, is revered in Buddhism as one who embodies infinite light and boundless compassion. This golden depiction beautifully captures his serene countenance and graceful posture, reflecting both artistic mastery and spiritual devotion. Dating back to the 7th-8th century, this statuette provides us with a glimpse into Korea's rich cultural heritage during that era. The intricate carving and attention to detail demonstrate the skillful craftsmanship prevalent at that time. As we admire this ancient treasure through ePhoto Josse's lens, we are transported back to an age when Buddhist art flourished in Korea. The medium used for this sculpture highlights not only its aesthetic beauty but also its historical significance within Korean art history. With its timeless appeal and profound symbolism, this representation of Amitabha serves as a testament to both human creativity and religious reverence. It stands as an enduring reminder of Korea's deep-rooted connection to Buddhism and its contribution to Asian civilization overall.
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