Tibetan Mandala Thangka 19th Century

Tibetan Mandala Thangka 19th Century, Possibly a rendering of the deity Cakrasamvara, color pigment on cotton, silk and linen with embroidered sections, with hammered brass scroll ends, 47.5 x 36 inch

Vajrapani Mandala Thangka, Tibet, late 19th century, gouache on cotton, 15.75 x 15 inches, central figure of the wrathful Vajrapani, also known as Guhyapati, dark blue with three bulging eyes, with co

A TIBETAN '100 BUDDHAS' MANDALA THANGKA, LATE 19TH CENTURY Tibet, late 19th century. Painted with distemper on cloth, showing five Buddha mandalas, each surrounded by various emanations of Buddha as w

An early 19th century Tibetan figural Mandala Thangka having yellow, blue, green, red, and orange hand painted design including buddhist figures around geometric patterns. Constructed of applique pain

Tibetan Silk Mandala (Thangka) of Lord Brahma and his AvatarsBelieved to be from the 18th to 19th century.This beautiful antique work of art is believed to be a depiction of the Hindu deity Lord Brahm

19th century Sino-Tibetan thangka depicting Vajrabhairava mandala. Vajrabhairava is the wrathful manifestation of Manjushri (Boddhisattva of Wisdom), translates as 'Diamond Terrifier’ and has conque

Framed 19th/20th Century Tibetan Mandora Thangka: A mandala form thangka with a Buddha inside a central circle framed inside a square. The square is set within circles and set within an outer rectangu

Two Tibetan Thangkas 19TH CENTURY 十九世紀 唐卡兩幅 the first painted to depict a central seated Bodhisattva, the second showing a mandala, each framed.

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

Early 19th century Tibetan thangka depicting Bodhisattva Amoghapasha - a 3-faced and 4-armed manifestation of Avalokite?vara. Amoghapasha by itself is a rare image, it is more common in mandala format

An antique Chinese silk thangka or thanka painting. A figurative work in the style of the 18th to 19th Century Tibetan School, depicting a large central Mandala and Gautama Buddha figure, surrounded b

An antique Chinese silk thangka or thanka painting. A figurative work in the style of the 18th to 19th Century Tibetan School, depicting a large central Mandala, encompassing and surrounded by a profu

An antique Chinese silk thangka or thanka painting. A figurative work in the style of the 18th to 19th Century Tibetan School, depicting a large central Mandala, encompassing and surrounded by a profu

An antique Chinese silk thangka or thanka painting. A figurative work in the style of the 18th to 19th Century Tibetan School, depicting a large central Mandala, encompassing and surrounded by a profu

19th century A.D. Depicting a vibrantly painted mandala on later backing fabric featuring a peacock bird; bar sewn into the fabric along the top edge. 239 grams, 90.5 cm high (35 5/8 in.). Ex late Wal

Tibetan Goddess Tara Painted Thangka 19''x21.5''. Polychrome painted central mandala with seated Tara bodhisattva. Consecrated on verso. Overall wear. Late 19th or early 20th century, Tibet.

Distemper on cloth; framed. Sight Height of Largest 24 inches

Distemper on cloth; framed. Sight Height of Largest 16 inches

A Tibetan Thangka 19th Century Depicting a Lama. Sight 30 x 21 3/4 inches. C Property from an Esteemed New York Collection

A Tibetan Thangka 19th Century Depicting Buddha Shakyamuni; inscribed verso; framed. Sight 71 x 51 inches. C

A Tibetan Thangka 19TH CENTURY painted to depict a Gugu seated in a pavilion at the center, surrounded by further deities, framed. 29 1/2 x 19 3/4 in., 74.9 x 50 cm (image). Property from the Estate o

ANTIQUE SINO-TIBETAN THANGKA - 19TH CENTURY. FRAMED. 76 X 53 CM EXCLUDING FRAME. PROVENANCE - BETHESDA MD ESTATE

A Tibetan Thangka 19TH CENTURY oil on cotton, depicting a central figure of seated buddha with a variety of seated and standing figures, all on a blue ground with printed cotton backing and border. He

Tibetan Painted Thangka Depicting Avalotikesvara with four arms holding a mala and lotus blossom and the primary pair joined at the heart, surrounded with various deity including Manjushri and Vajrapa