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Divinidad de pie, posiblemente Shiva

11th century
Not on view
Restituted
This artwork was restituted in December 2023. It is no longer in the museum’s collection.
Esta es la estatua de metal más intacta de todas las procedentes de Angkor. Forma parte de un grupo de imágenes de culto de deidades hindúes asociadas con los monarcas camboyanos que fueron descubiertas en los territorios khmer de Camboya y el nordeste de Tailandia. Su identificación es difícil, ya que las manos no hacen gestos que correspondan a mudras estándar ni sostienen atributos, pero tal vez represente a Shiva en forma antropomórfica, una tipología poco usual en el arte khmer. Esta estatua pudo tener una doble función: en primer lugar un icono de culto venerado en un santuario real, pero también la imagen ancestral de un rey difunto.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Divinidad de pie, posiblemente Shiva
  • Periodo: Periodo angkoriano
  • Fecha: Siglo XI
  • Geografía: Camboya, provincia de Siem Reap, Angkor
  • Material: Aleación de cobre dorada, incrustación de plata
  • Dimensiones: a. 130,8 cm
  • Crédito: Procedente de la colección de Walter H. y Leonore Annenberg, 1988
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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