3D modely ART

Head of a Buddha at the V&A, London, UK

This head of a BUddha had been identified as being made of iron and labelled as belonging to the Ming dynasty (1368-1644 AD), merely because most other cast iron sculptures of this type had also been dated to the Ming dynasty. The head is now installed in the centre of the new Tsui Gallery and it is secure in a glass case. The head has been displayed at some height from the ground to give an impression of its original height. When first made, it would have been part of a colossal figure of Buddha standing some six metres tall and, sadly, now we can only imagine how splendid the whole sculpture looked when it was completely painted and gilded.
 

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