Length:157cm(61.81in)Width:63cm(24.80in)This is a heavy?color?on?silk vertical scroll *Three Buddhas* attributed to Wu Daozi of the Tang Dynasty, antique?brocade original mounting with mahogany rollers. The outer label reads “Fine vertical scroll Three Buddhas by Wu Daozi, Sanxitang”. The upper title panel bears large?character calligraphy “Compassionate and Tranquil Countenance” stamped with imperial seals. Painted on aged silk, the work depicts three Bodhisattvas standing upon auspicious clouds, accompanied by an attendant boy. Deities wear ornate crowns and necklaces with flowing robes, executed in the classic “Wu?style swirling drapery”. Colors are rich and saturated, figures appear solemn and merciful. Multiple long poetic inscriptions and numerous ancient imperial?collection seals spread over the silk. The scroll carries thick antique patina and remains well?mounted. It represents a fine traditional Buddhist?Taoist figure painting.

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