Tibetan 19C Mahakala Thangka Painting Oriental Scroll

Mahakala surrounded by images of Tara, unsigned, opaque pigments on fabric. 39 H X 30" W (68" X 38"). (From a Pennsylvania Collector)"

Exceptional Hand Painted Tibetan Thangka Scroll Painting, Lhasa, Tibet, Mid-20th Century, In Colors and Gilt Gold. Outstanding hand painted Tibetan Thangka acquired decades past from an art dealer in

A Chinese Tibetan 19th to 20th Century antique thangka painting of figures and deities. With multicolored fabric border. Image measures 25" x 16.5".Work Size: 25 x 16.5 in.Dimensions: 45 X 30 X .1

The thangka of crowned and seated deity surrounded by immortals; the scroll painting is of two boys and a scholar under an old tree, signed and with red seal to the left side. Thangka measures 35-1/2"

Three scroll form Tibetan Thangka paintings, each 19th century or earlier. Largest 31" x 22.5".

19th century framed Tibetan thangka depicting six-armed Mahakala - an emanation of Boddhisattva Avalokiteshvara and the leader of the dharmapalas (Defenders of the Buddhist Law). His name means �

A Tibetan hand-painted scroll known as Thangka, or Tanka, a Buddhist painting that serves as a teaching tool. Dated late 19th to early 20th century. The thangka in this lot represents Buddha Shakyamun

An antique 19th-century Tibetan hand-painted scroll known as Thangka, or Tanka, a Buddhist painting that serves as a teaching tool. The thangka in this lot represents Guru Padmasambhava with consorts,

A Tibetan hand-painted scroll known as Thangka, or Tanka, a Buddhist painting that serves as a teaching tool. Dated late 19th to early 20th century. The thangka in this lot is a mandala composition of

A Tibetan hand-painted scroll known as Thangka, or Tanka, a Buddhist painting that serves as a teaching tool. The thangka in this lot represents Bhavacakra, the Wheel of Life. The painting is mounted

A Tibetan silk scroll known as Thangka, or Tanka, a Buddhist painting that serves as a teaching tool. The tanka in this lot depicts Avalokitesvara, a bodhisattva who embodies the compassion of all Bud

Oriental Thangka style scroll, painting on paper. Depicting various religious figures. (Approx. 37" x 14 1/4", overall: 66" x 21").

Title: Tibetan Thangka Buddha Hanging Scroll-Green Tara Origin: Asian private collection Date/Period: 20th Description: Size: about 133x90 cm, late 20th century Tibetan silk thangka hanging painting,

Antique Chinese silk scroll thangka or thanka painting. A figurative work in the style of the 18th to 19th Century Tibetan School, depicting a central Gautama Buddha figure, seated on a carved lotus,

Qing Dynasty Embroider Tibetan Bodhisattva old Thangka,Stacking embroidery is a unique temple culture and art.In a broad sense, embroidery is a kind of Thangka.Thangkas include scroll (painting) Thang

Tibetan ThangkaThis extraordinarily colorful thangka (a painting on cloth that can be rolled up, like a scroll) is part of an ancient tradition of Buddhist art (originating in the 11th c.) that serves

Tibet, 18/19th C., Thangka Depicting Lhamo, painted on silk, mounted as a scroll. Overall Height 33 in., Width 20 in. Painting: Height 17 in., Width 13 in. Provenance: Sheila Tefft, who purchased four

This piece is a painted scroll. The artwork on this piece is very defined and precise. The Guan Yin is magnificently depicted. The style of painting is very similar to that of Tibetan Thangka painting

This piece is a painted scroll. The artwork on this piece is very defined and precise. The Guan Yin is magnificently depicted. The style of painting is very similar to that of Tibetan Thangka painting

Tibetan Thangka painting, 18th century, water color on canvas, depicting eight Mahakala Buddhas by fire, three other Buddhas on top, 20 1/2" h x 15" w.

This piece is a painted scroll. The artwork on this piece is very defined and precise. The Guan Yin is magnificently depicted. The style of painting is very similar to that of Tibetan Thangka painting

This piece is a painted scroll. The artwork on this piece is very defined and precise. The Guan Yin is magnificently depicted. The style of painting is very similar to that of Tibetan Thangka painting

This piece is a painted scroll. The artwork on this piece is very defined and precise. The Guan Yin is magnificently depicted. The style of painting is very similar to that of Tibetan Thangka painting

Late 20th Century Chinese or Tibetan Thangka scroll, centered with a vibrant scene of the deity Mahakala, the God of time, creation, destruction, and power. Mounted on multicolored brocade fabric with