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The image is a black-and-white photograph of a stone relief sculpture depicting a Buddhist figure. The figure appears to be an Arhat, or an immortal Buddhist, as indicated by the caption below the image. The figure is shown in a standing position with a serene expression, wearing traditional robes that drape across the body. The right hand is raised, possibly in a gesture of teaching or blessing, while the left hand holds an object that could be a bowl or a similar item.
The sculpture is set against a plain background, and the photograph is mounted within a frame that is visible in the image. The caption at the bottom of the photograph reads:
"Buddhist Immortal (Arhat)
from Tien Lung Sahn Grottoes
(available from C. T. Laughlin)"
This suggests that the sculpture originates from the Tien Lung Sahn Grottoes and that it was available for acquisition or viewing through a person named C. T. Laughlin. The image is part of a larger collection, as indicated by the number "[14]" in the top right corner of the page. The photograph appears to be part of a catalog or an archival record.
The image shows a page from a book or an album with a photograph of an ancient relief carving. The relief depicts a figure that is identified as a Buddhist Immortal, specifically an "Arhat," which is a term used to describe a worthy person who has attained Nirvana through their own efforts and is free from the cycle of rebirth.
The carving is from the Tien Lung Sahni Grottes, which are a series of ancient cave temples. The figure is shown in a traditional robe with a halo behind the head, which is characteristic of religious and spiritual iconography. The person in the carving appears to be in a meditative or contemplative pose.
The caption written in the image reads:
"Buddhist Immortal (Arhat)
from Tien Lung Sahni Grottes
(available from C. F. Laughlin)."
There is also a page number "[14]" in the top right corner of the page. Additionally, there is a yellow label with information in the bottom right corner, likely indicating the source or catalog number for the image.
This image depicts a stone relief carving of a Buddhist figure known as an Arhat. The carving is framed and placed inside what appears to be an album or a catalog page.
Key details of the relief include:
The text also indicates that the carving might be available through a collector or dealer named C. T. Laughlin. The overall style and craftsmanship of the carving suggest it is of historical and cultural significance.
The image depicts a black and white photograph of a stone carving. The carving features a figure, possibly a Buddhist arhat, depicted in a standing position. The figure is adorned with traditional robes that drape around the body, creating a sense of movement and volume. The background of the carving is simple, allowing the figure to stand out prominently. The figure's facial features are serene, with eyes closed and a slight smile, suggesting a state of enlightenment or contemplation.
The photograph is mounted on a light-colored backing, with a handwritten note below the image that reads: "Buddhist Immortal (Arhat) from T'ien Lung Sahri Grottoes (available from C. T. Laughlin)". The note provides context for the image, indicating that the carving originates from the T'ien Lung Sahri Grottoes and is available from a source named C. T. Laughlin. The overall composition of the image focuses on the carving, with the photograph and note serving to document and provide information about the artifact.
The image shows a carved stone relief depicting a Buddhist immortal, often referred to as an "Arhat" (or Luohan in Chinese). This particular piece appears to be from the Tiān Lóng Shān Grottoes, a famous series of caves in China known for their Buddhist sculptures and carvings.
The figure in the relief is depicted in a seated position, wearing flowing robes and holding an object in one hand, which is characteristic of many Arhat representations. The carving displays intricate detailing of the robes and the serene facial expression of the figure, highlighting the craftsmanship.
The caption at the bottom indicates that this image is from a publication, specifically available from C.T. Loo & Co., a well-known art dealer in the early to mid-20th century. The notation "[16]" at the top right suggests that this is the 16th image or page in a series or catalog.
The image shows a black-and-white photograph of a stone relief sculpture placed in what appears to be a book or album page. The relief depicts a figure in traditional attire, likely representing a Buddhist Immortal, known as an Arhat. The figure is shown with a serene expression, wearing elaborate robes and holding what appears to be a symbolic object in the right hand, while the left hand is positioned near the chest.
Below the relief, there is handwritten text that reads:
"Buddhist Immortal (Arhat)
from T'ien Lung Sahni Grottoes
(available from C. T. Laughlin)."
The photograph itself is framed within the album page, and there is a small label on the right side of the frame that seems to provide a reference number or classification, although the details are not entirely clear. The relief itself is intricately carved, showcasing detailed folds in the robes and a calm, composed facial expression.
The image shows a black-and-white photograph of a carved stone relief depicting a Buddhist Immortal (Arhat). The figure is standing and is dressed in traditional robes with intricate folds and details. The Arhat has a halo around his head and holds a small object or bag in his left hand while the right hand is raised in a gesture. The style is characteristic of Buddhist art.
The photograph is mounted on an album page, with the following handwritten caption beneath it: "Buddhist Immortal (Arhat) from T'ien Lung Sahn Grottoes (available from C. J. Laughlin)." The page number "[16]" is marked in the top right corner of the page. The photograph is affixed at the corners with black photo corners.
This image showcases a black-and-white photograph of a relief carving depicting a Buddhist figure, identified in the inscription as an "Immortal (Arhat)" from the "T'ien Lung Shan Grottoes." The figure appears in profile, looking to the right and is depicted with Asian facial features, an elongated earlobe, and is wearing draped monastic robes. The carving includes details of wavy lines that suggest the folds of the garment and a halo around the figure's head, indicative of its spiritual significance.
The carving itself is photographed against a dark background and is mounted or placed within a lighter-colored matte border. It seems like a photo from an old book or archive, given the yellowish hue of the page, and is accompanied by a typewritten caption at the bottom that gives information about the subject of the carving. There's also handwriting that most likely indicates the source or the person it can be obtained from ("available from C. T. Loo"). The notation on the upper right corner "(26)" might be referring to the page or item number in the collection or archive from which it comes.
The image shows a page from a book or catalog featuring a detailed black-and-white illustration of a Buddhist Immortal (Arhat). The illustration is mounted on a black rectangular mat and is presented against a light beige background. The figure is depicted in a traditional style, wearing flowing robes and a halo-like headpiece, which is characteristic of Buddhist iconography. The figure's posture is serene and contemplative, with one hand gently resting on the other, suggesting a meditative or spiritual state.
Below the illustration, handwritten text identifies the subject as:
The page appears to be part of an archival or exhibition catalog, as indicated by the structured layout and the inclusion of descriptive text. The top right corner of the page has a handwritten notation "[16]," likely indicating the page number or catalog entry number. The overall presentation suggests a focus on historical or artistic documentation, possibly related to Buddhist art or archaeology.
The image is a page from a book or a notebook. It features a photograph of a stone carving of a Buddhist Immortal, also known as an Arhat. The carving is in black and white, and it depicts a figure wearing traditional robes, holding a small object in one hand, and with a serene expression. The photograph is mounted on the page with a black border around it. Below the photograph, there is a caption written in blue ink, which reads "Buddhist Immortal (Arhat) from Thien Lung Sahn Grottoes (available from C. T. Lauehlein)." The page has a green border on the right side, and there is a small yellow label attached to the right edge of the page.