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Monk, between 550 and 577. Creator: Unknown

Monk, between 550 and 577. Creator: Unknown


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Monk, between 550 and 577. Creator: Unknown

Monk, between 550 and 577

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6th Century Cast Cast Bronze With Gilding Figurine Gilded Gilding Gilt Mold Monk Monks Mould Qi Dynasty Six Dynasties Statuette Typical


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This print showcases a bronze statuette of a Monk from the 6th century, believed to be from the Qi Dynasty or the Six Dynasties period in China. The figure, dating between 550 and 577, is an intriguing example of Asian art from ancient America, now on exhibit at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in the United States. The Monk is depicted in a contemplative pose, with his hands pressed together in prayer and his eyes closed in deep concentration. The statuette is cast in bronze and beautifully gilded, enhancing its intricate details and adding a warm, golden hue. The figure's clothing is delicately modeled, with folds and textures that suggest the traditional robes worn by monks during this time. The Monk's serene expression and peaceful demeanor speak to the religious and cultural significance of this artifact. Buddhism had spread from India to China during this period, and the influence of this religion is evident in the Monk's posture and attire. The casting process used to create this statuette involved creating a mold and pouring molten bronze into it. The gilding was likely added later, using a technique called gilding, which involves applying a thin layer of gold to the surface of the bronze. This Monk figurine is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the Asian continent and the enduring influence of ancient cultures on modern art. Its presence in the United States, at LACMA, allows us to appreciate and learn from the past, broadening our understanding of the world's artistic traditions.

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