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Figure of Narasimha, North India, Kashmir or Chamba, 10th-11th century (bronze)
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Figure of Narasimha, North India, Kashmir or Chamba, 10th-11th century (bronze)
8615161 Figure of Narasimha, North India, Kashmir or Chamba, 10th-11th century (bronze) by Indian School, (10th-11th century); height: 16.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo © Christie's Images
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11th Century Bc Back Of An Artwork Hinduism 10th Century Bc
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This print showcases a remarkable bronze sculpture known as the "Figure of Narasimha". Originating from either North India, Kashmir or Chamba, this exquisite piece dates back to the 10th-11th century. Standing at a height of 16.2 cm, it is an embodiment of artistic mastery and religious significance. The intricate details and craftsmanship evident in this artwork are truly awe-inspiring. The rich coloration of the bronze adds depth and vibrancy to every curve and contour. As one gazes upon this statue, they are transported into the realm of Hindu mythology. Narasimha, a prominent deity in Hinduism, is depicted here with his fierce visage capturing both human and lion-like features. This amalgamation symbolizes power, strength, and protection against evil forces. The intense expression on his face evokes a sense of divine wrath balanced by benevolence. This ancient artifact serves as a testament to India's deep-rooted religious heritage and cultural legacy. It stands as an object of devotion for countless worshippers throughout history. The skillful metalwork displayed in this sculpture further emphasizes its historical significance. Crafted during the 10th-11th century BC period, it represents not only artistic brilliance but also provides valuable insights into the socio-cultural milieu prevalent during that era. As we explore the backside of this artwork through Bridgeman Images' lens, we gain access to hidden aspects that often go unnoticed—perhaps revealing additional symbolic elements or even inscriptions that shed light on its origins or purpose. In conclusion, this mesmerizing print immortalizes an extraordinary bronze sculpture—a testament to centuries-old traditions merging artistry with spirituality in vibrant colors cast in metal form—an invaluable treasure representing India's profound connection with religion and artistry across time.
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