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Buddha Vairocana (Dari), Tang dynasty (618-907), early 8th century (gilt leaded bronze)
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Buddha Vairocana (Dari), Tang dynasty (618-907), early 8th century (gilt leaded bronze)
XBP394859 Bodhidharma (Damo), Ming dynasty (1368-1644) (porcelain) by Chinese School, (17th century); 29.8x19x14 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: Bodhidharma, Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th century; credited as the transmitter of Zen; with clear glaze; Dehua ware, Fujian Province; see also 394855 to 394858; ); Photo eBoltin Picture Library; Chinese, out of copyright
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This print showcases two remarkable sculptures from different Chinese dynasties, each representing a significant figure in Buddhist history. The first sculpture is the "Buddha Vairocana" dating back to the Tang dynasty in the early 8th century. Crafted with gilt leaded bronze, this seated Buddha exudes an aura of tranquility and enlightenment. Its intricate details and serene expression capture the essence of Buddhist teachings. The second sculpture featured is "Bodhidharma" created during the Ming dynasty by the Chinese School in the 17th century. Made from porcelain with a clear glaze, this figurine portrays Bodhidharma, a revered Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th century. Known as the transmitter of Zen Buddhism, his meditative presence is beautifully captured through his white robe and focused gaze. Both statues symbolize spiritual devotion and serve as reminders of ancient Chinese religious practices. Displayed at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, these masterpieces offer viewers an opportunity to connect with China's rich cultural heritage. This stunning photograph not only captures these exquisite artworks but also invites us to contemplate their profound significance within Buddhism and Asian culture as a whole. It serves as a testament to human creativity and spirituality that transcends time and place.
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